ocr: THE WAR HAS BEGUN. GENERAL, ob una Jols. Ftost kas Inraded our peaoeful ten ,ulrt POLITICAL FIRES do not daunt htm neither win th, ,uU Presidential Election arrest his progress : w intb rt, with her whob .; army of Jacks will soon ln him and W down upon us And many who do not eaiitlou kmflv W ill get bit, iu the klar, No, w . TO ARMH THKN ! rVtrtify your di,iU(.g thous and pHtriut am already iu tbe tuL aud such a tliuc of S T O I' i S AND S'TOVE PIPE, on never did see. THE L AUG EST an MOST OOMI'LET E ASSOHTM2NT erer offervd In this Ticluliy y be tounl at A. S. CLARIS, very Stove warranted to do nd f wcutioo and the enemy at tirst fir. 1 hare out Patera .r Panuers, which is a mu-b Sutxrior to tbe Old Pat torn as iSharpe' Kitles are to tlie oiauhioiuMi Muslut. Fremont & Bmhanaii " ST OCA' takes at Par until after Kieetion Bellows Falls, Oct 6th 1866- k A. 8 OWRK. DENTISTRY!! J. M. CO.MEGYS, CC0BMOB TO TBI WCU, KKCWY riUS OP POST 4i COMEUYS. fiespectfully offers his profoMlonal mrrto to the peo ple of this vicinity. To ttu tweding ARTIFICIAL WORK, I would call their attention particularly to my style. It I lar superior to the old style, embracing CLEANLINESS, STRENGTH, HEAUTY And Natural Appearance. No other dentist any where In this vicinity makes us of it but myself. Person having quantity of root or tangs I'm prepared to take them out FREE OF PAIN, By simply henumbinji th lace. Waring the patient en tirely eonaeiovw. DR. COM ECiYS has been aesot-SaJwI with me as a part ner for one year, and fur two years previously. I had an opportunity of seeina; hisveeratiotis, and I take great pleasure in reciNnmendiiis; all persons wanting the semce of a dentist, to fv bun sjrail. With bis pres ent style plat work. I sincerely ftVtieve he will be able to ftjire Better 8a ti.-fact ion than ran be obtained lav were. Alt his operations can be rit4 on. a& 0 j 0. E. POST. Brattleboro, Sept. 25, 1S66. PEHFECT 31FX0DE0X. $krm ANOTHElt TRIUMPH. I Hi


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ocr: AND WINTERG00DS!! B. M. LIVEUnORK Respectfully announce, to th. Ladles and Oentlmnaa of Bellows Kails aud Ticlnlty tlux be is dally rec.l lug from Boston auC New York a Tary large Tari-tyof n i) v n AAnc Mnbraclng many of th. Tory bast make of Flala t ritmrre) BlaACK RICH STRIPE AND PLAID DO., TLAl!) RAW SILKS, LUSTIIEENS & SATIN STRIPE PAUSIAIVS. Frcncb merinos aud Thibetst, LYONE8E CLOTHS, Plain and figured all Wool DeLalns, . Alpaecas, Mohair LUSTERS, PRINTS & GINGHAMS, Am Endlraa Vsirlrty. WHITE (.GOODS, A COMl'LKTB STOCK. Bl'k. Silk. Black aud Col. Cashmere do., In New Style, aug aua square nay otate uo., Bmiiaa ana Misses Wool do. JEWELRY, French Cloaks, Talmas and , capes, , KMBO'D. FRKNCH LADLES' CLOTH It PLAN do, Lyons Cloak Velvets And FrlBKC. to Match, EMBROIDERIES AND LACES, FRINGES AHD TRIMMINGS, VELVET RIBBONS, In mry Style ind Quality. BLkI.VKETS, 1-1 to 14, Mar.allle a a el Lamcaater Spread, ALL SIZES, TOILET SPREADS, 10-4,11-4,12-4 Together with very krn MMitment of TleUugs, BUaHlDgi, Iommtk., &e. CARPETS !! Tapestry, Three Ply, Superior and EsUa flu. Carpet., Hemp do. Bockintc, Oram Matting. Bug. and Matt, Oil Cloths 4J to 8j. Ladies Boots f Shoes. misses it Iufmita do. MATTRASSES & FEATHERS, Hair, Husk and Strip and Palm leaf do. Crockery & Glass Ware. V. I. GOODS & GROCERIES, CAMPIIEXE AND BURNING FLUID. All of which will bs sold at the lowest possible prices. If. B Brick dtore between 0-tf. Woods Drug Store and Mrs A. B. Wood. Bonnet Store. Call and see for your setrea. B. M L1VKKMUKB, Bellow. Falls, Oei. 1, 1806. 7 t " LIFE & PIBLIC SERVICES " NEWCOMB. SEW FALL, GOODS, AT NKWCOMB'8. BltOADCLOTHS, ALL, GRADES AT NEWCOMB'8. OVCHI OlTnoS OF AT NEWOOUB S PL.AIX AKD FA.C1' IOlKIS, AT N Kit COMB '3. RICH VELVET VESTIXGS, AT KEWCOMB'8. SPLEDI CASHMERE VEST. IM.S AT NEWCOMB'8. HEAVY BROCADE A.D GRAX- ADIE VESTIGS, AT NKWCOMB S. SILK a WOOL I XDERSHIRTS AD DitAVtERS, AT NEWCOMB'S. DICKEYS, CRAVATS a KECK TIES, AT NEWCOMB'8. PLAIIY AD FAXCY SHIRTS, AT NEWCOMB'8. SHIRTS JTIADE TO ORDER. AT NJSWCOMB'S. READY MADE CLOTIIIXG, AT NKWOOMB'S. LOW FIGURES FOR CASH, AT NSWCOMB'S. PERFECT FITS, AT NKWOOMB'S. ALL WORK WARRANTED, AT NBWCOMB'8. WANTED, SIX COAT MAKERS, AT NEWCOMB'8. WASTED, FOL'R PAXT MA KERS. AT NEWOOMB'8. WASTED, THREE VEST MA' KERS, AT NEWCOUB'S. NOSE BUT EXPERIENCED AffLl

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ocr: NEW FALL GOOD S For Gentlemen ! ! ttts'x ruBomxTriacx) I1Y .0,HI:!VHV, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAMMOTH BLOCK. WASTED IMMEDIATELY, SIX COAT MAKERS, FOUR PANT MAKERS. Nona but experienced neeil appl. O. O. HENRYi August, 26, 1866. 4 BELLOWS FALLS STORE Itlamniolh Block. G. O.llENRY . Will reteln Sept. 13 FALL STYLE HATS AND CAPS. His Stock now comprise th usual variety of MOLESKIN HATS, AND SOFT HATS or all description., CLOTH A!D (iLAZCD CAPS, UMBRELLAS, tURNISHINO GOODS e. Th. a bore Good, will be sold extremal low tor Cash. August, 11, 1866. 1


ocr: ISTIUXV FALL AND WINTER GOODS!! B. ra.LIVEKMOItE Respectfully announce to the Ladle and GentlemeB of Bellow tall aud vicinity Uiat he i daily receiT t&f Irom Huston aud New York vary huf Tart DltY GOODS, embracing many of the imrj belt naka of Plsla fc Flajurcal BIACK SIOCS, RICH STRIPS AND PLAID DO.. PLilD UAW SILKS, LUSTHEENS & SATIN STKIPEL French Iflerlnoa aud Tlilbels, LYONESE CLOTHS, Plain and figurad all Wool DeLalns, Alpaccas, Nohalr LUSTERS, PRINTS & GINGHAMS, Am Eadleaa Variety. WHITE GOOUDS, A COMPLETE STOCK. is ei a w m o Bl'k. 8.1. Black and Col. Cashmere do., In N Stylet. . Long and Square Bay State do., Bteiia aad alma Wool do. JEW ELRY, French Cloaks, Talmas and Caiex, ' EMBO'D. PKKNCH LADIES' CLOTH t PLAN do., w Lyons Cloak, Velvets n I Am Frlsssje.) ! Match, EMBUOIPEKIES AND LACES, FRINGES AND TRIMMINGS, VELVET RIBBONS, In every Style mod Quality, ttr..lJMfF.T.S il tn 12-1. Maraaillea aasl LAacaater Spreads. . ALL SIZES, TOILET SPREADS, 10-4,11-1,12-4 Together with a very large assortment of Tickings. Sueatintf, Uouiestics, &o. CARPETS !! Tapestry, Tbrs. Ply, Snperlor and Extia tin. Carpets, Hemp no. HocKlnc, urass naing. Rugs and Matt, OU Cloths 4, to b Ladies Boots f Shoes. Misses &. Infants do. M4TTRASSES &l FEATHERS. Hair, Husk and Strip and Palm leaf do. Ctrnrfcarxr fir trlass WflTfi. VAVVUVSJ S sM(WM " W . I. GOODS Ac tJKOCEBIES, CAM PH EXE 'AXD BUKX1X0 FLUID. AU of .llleb tll be Kid at the lowest possible prices. Mrs A. i. Woods Bonnet Sinn. Call and see for your selves. B. U. LIVKKMOKU, Iteilow. PalU, Oct. 1, 1858. FRF.M(IT R lllflliXAX In aU probability wilt be th next Presideut, and a wa cannot know for a certainty which of them will be, until a er erection, we will busy ourselves In the mean tune, ascertaining where we can buy our fall and Winter Goods at the best advantage, if you wiil lake the trouble to call into GRAY & PERRY'S STORE AT BELLOWS FALLS, yon can find the beat assortment In town, aud by en quiring the nricea, you will learu at once it U the place to make your purchases. They have au unbroaes front is their assortment, and Very LowVt Price. Their Stck I made op of all the Lntrat rw Verk V Bsin Siyle-e mt DllESS GOODS, from a 0 cent Print to a 2,25 cent Silk. They can rig one oat in any style aad quality of W0LLEX DKESS GOODS, GLOVES Of every description, (some of these very oka Driving Gloves for the Lmiim.) Ad kind of COTTON & W0LLEN HOSE, And I could keep enumerating the different articles un til your ees (trow weak in reading ; but suffice it to aay yon cannot visit their store and not hud what ) ou are in pursuit of. at a satu factory price. Please give them a call and if you do not find the above true to tne letter It must be you are Ftihnort to 'he back bona. Bellow Fail. Vt., Sept. VM. loisj. 8 CARPETS. Anew lot of Carpets just rcosrred at GRAY k PERRY'S Uellon Falls, Sep. 26, 1864. 8


ocr: nt styb piate o gtvw net ut iwtsiarfion man ran ne oDuunea euw wecw. All his opvrauoua oan oe reea ok. as-e , - , f o. b. post. Brattbboro, Rept 36, 1S&.-; -r y' 4 r- TH PERFECT 3IEL0DE0X. ANOTHER TltlUIPII. At the late State Fan-at Burlington the PERFECT 3IEL01)E0. was again awarded the First Premium tfr Pnrity. Kvwa ees and Power of Tone, and PrtKnptness of Touch. In every desirable quality, npcossary for a superior Instrument, the PertVt MelodMm b unsurpassed. Of thb we hare abundant testimonr. The addition of the "Base Damner," For which we have recently obtained iertArs patent, b one of the greatest iaipnrrement ever made on the He lodeon. It b meeting with universal approbation, aud b considered Indiipensible by ail who have ued it, aud become tHmiiivr with lis beautiful effect. Without It, it b aliwttt impoMible to sell an Instrument. Piano Fortes from the best makes ; selected by Prof B. F. linker . (which b 9ifflrte!it guarantoe of tlteir ex eelienoel tW mte and to rent st manufocturnrs prit-es. All irvtrnmerts warranted and Kent, to anv part of tha country at our rik. STY k tiKEKN. Brattleboro, Sept 24, 1856. SO 9 A NEW lOVaU The Slave Smugglers, THE BELLES OF THE BAY. (A LEGEND OF LOUISIANA.) . Tats npleotlld Novel, selectM from upwards of Three Hunftml Manuwrlpta. by the Proprietor of LK8 LIE'S NKVfSPAPKK for publication m iu columns, will com mence In No. 4k ready on Saturday. (KrroBea lHth, with which Number will be givua, ratb, a splendid Supplimcnt, aUo a large engraving afuir iiAJfMeift. The Monarch of the Glen. tee 30 ty! 20 uv-hea, which cannot be purchased under Lo Evtfry one should scruiv a eopy of thin, the cheap est and nnst elegant pabtiratlon in America, and get that beautiful pirtnre grafb. Price Ten Onts, to be had at all News Depots, and at the Office, Vt and 14 spruce street, new iora The Fire Department, AMBR0TTPED FltOM LIFE BT BRADY, .. will he wnhllshed h T.ESl.lE'3 KKWSPArElt, on Sat canAT, OcroBEjt, 16th. Ever fireman should Got a Parade of the New York Fire Department, wfll aa haantlfiillr Itlnrtrated In LESLIE-? SF.WSPA- PErl. ready on Savi'v. Ocr.iBaa lHth. with pnriralts of eminent and ditinjruishtd members Aiaararas, Hoawes Ac, Ae. With this Nuinhet will be given grata tuat superu enirraving, The Monarch of the Glen, after TaAHMKEeU sia-3) 2"' lo-hes the whole thi-mlng one of the mnet fpimhd pub Ilea Uous arer ooered In Americaw rrtca Tea cbm. ' "t JESSIE." Etket Fremont mm. and all the world lwaWew, attowld Mt laESLl K 8 N KWtPAPKiL Nw. 4a with the br-t por trait and the only tvvriwt m yet pbliahedw M ith sens nmowwiu aw gow. -jaw, ui Biiarm em, a.kl The Slonarch f the Glen, : after IWnaEalt, siae 3 5 frKhatbe whrde ovjo the mo-t spie-ndid pubitrattoaa ever oiVred iw Amer tt. nice iv ubu. u-w


ocr: 110ST0N , Al VEUTISEM ENTS. SUSAl'SlEUTON in HAS ARRIVED CH AS. READE'S NEW NOVEL, ' IT IS AEYEli TOO LITE TO :' MEXD' x ' A MATTKR Of FACT ROMANCB. Two Volume uniform with Woffluton H and " Cbrietle Johmtou." Price $i,7ft, T7 The title ot this Kooiavnne, tHifrlnelly aVnnoanfi uSuban Mmtuk," wm e.uutard bv the ftubhoc while tUt work wu In prv (o (he uine It now beex. . wPew, we appreheiifl, will be Inclined to dlaput our assertion that tlite ! Uikntoetisroufani rarlou nov I which hM tiii now appeared thii yer, Kvtiie, pie turee and emottotu Rwceett earh other with a much power ae raiiklitv. In thie taJe Mr. Kea.le pihowe him- elf m powt-rfut and AMrible ai Unman in 'Monte Chrie- to,1 anti m triumpiMiit tn earn ing i alonft with him. It deeervee, and we think It will hare, readers by the thoueaud, heoHUte It U not merely a work of talent and artifice, hot becatue eomethinft of waruiwt oonvicUon nd something of Renliu has gone to its nroduction." London AthenKuui. x JFST PUULISHED BY TIOXOR & PIKI.DS, BOSTON. And for file by all Booksellers In the United States. -


ocr: GRAY rEUllY Aim now m:cr.ivi; a con. . FaU & Winter Goods. Call earlj aud seleet from the BEST ASSORTMENT tX M lMUIAiU 0. Bellows FaiU, Sept. 1J, 186H.. , , , , , f 7 DIVISION .441. The Subscriber, hi behalf of tha members of DIVISION 411, 1EW ElMaXAND IMtO rCiTIVK U.MO.. .... would harehv tender his thanks to the inhabitants Bellows sails aud vlelnlty, fbr ttie patronatre and will bestowed, aud ha auail hereattor as hervtuaire deavor to keep a GOOD ASSORTMENT 0 GROCKTIIES, DOMESTIC GOODS and such as will give aatisfectton to the as to prices and quality .liavhur the thmuKh Atfeiita, outu in tstrao.n ana VUKK, , and bnylnn for t'Artll, alllsellata SS1AI.I. ADVASCE, and will take la exchange, GRAIN, BUTTER. CHEESE, and such produces aa farmers hav. te sell, andaill at any cuue rviiuw VAAtt lor fay. t JOHN ADAMS), Bellows Pall., Aug. 13, 1868. ' Ag't. Dir. 441. THK public attention Is rep.fihtlr solicited to fikrt that I hare now on band a Urpnf and very desir able Htock of inanafiictnrfMlu Marbb, to which additions will te made. And knowing that eaa suit themsflrea much better by seeing the they buy, than by a description of It, I reKpertfuily In vite all persons to examine tha material and workuian ship ohervd for insptx-tion. Custonters reifutintf It will be called upon tr order, but those who outrage the feeling of friends and hap disnwpMCt upon the dfad by unseason able ealb and ruprated importunities for contracts not be imitated. JCvttry artklu will be wrott-rht hi best manner from gud material and sold at the poMntue price, from wbu-u no aiu-ment can be A erttimloonipnrbon of the workmanship (particularly oarvitirand minor srulntunO with that of auj Ntebibhmeut b reajwcUulajf solicited- U arble Works. Bellows Pal Is, Yt, Aug. l85o. 1 Strayed or Stolen. . fitraved or Stolen on Tuesdav nlirht last, the Tth from the pasuua of the aubechber at Bellows Kails, years old morrcl horse, and a Black Tha Hone had a long, natural tail, and a white spot bb foroliind. The Mare b nine or ten yean old, a abort tail. W boevevwin give infornatlon that will lead to reooTttry ef said iiorsea, shall be H Of roily rewnnlM by Bellows -rails, Oct. 13th, 1&& - 11 ' DENTIST UY!! J. M. COMEGYS, BCCCttSOB TO T1U W1XI BHOWS TOM OP POST & COM KG VS. Beapeetfulry otters fab professional mniiem to the peo ple oi uus Tacuuiy. . xo aiiuee neeuing . ARTIFICIAL WORK, I would oait their attention partkolarly to my styles it b tar superior to tue old styAe, eaiorac.ng CLEANLINESS, STliENGTII," . BE A U T Y ; And Xatural Appearance. No other denLUt any where ta thb virinltv makes of it but nijupif. Penions having a qtuuttity of or tang i m prepared to time niein out , FREE OF PAIN, By simply benumbine; tha fare, leaving patient tirely eoitacioua. DR. COMKOYS has been awyrated with ne as a rwr fur oit yNur, tutd ltr two yearn prtniimalr-, had aa opportunity of aevbig bb operation, and 1 great pleasure in recommending ali punou waoting aerviees of a deatb to hits a mil. With his nt styb piate work. I MiMwrviy beiteve lw will he o gtvw net ut iwtsiarfion man ran ne oDuunea wecw. All his opvrauoua oan oe reea ok. as-e , - , f o. b. post. Brattbboro, Rept 36, 1S&.-; -r y' 4 r- TH PERFECT


ocr: HEAD QUARTERS For Stoves ! .oiwilh.t:inding: I'oliiit-nl riirs ni-enow ICiiininr Brlghlly and Irlany are ali'tndjr Waxing Wtinn in matloi prrlain lua: lo lal and National, ' Ihe I iine is near at hand STOVES Will Be Wanted ; DOJIESTIC FIRES SI nst not be rorgoiten, or else PATRIOTISM Kay get COOLED TOO SUDDENLY. Having anliripated the wants of my Customers in till 'ine, I would say thai 1 have the largest and best selected Mock of STOVES ever before offered in this vi cinity. With the determination lo make my place wh.it it is rep resented to be, and lo meet the wants of a constantly increasing trade, I shall make every effort to secure the best of Patterns and Styles the market nlfords and thus endeavor lo merit a. contin uance of a patronage so gener ously and liberally conferred. Bellow. Fall., Vt. 1 . A. 8. CLARK. C. A. FAIUI1 VKS, ManuCscturer of and deaier la Tranks and Valises; COACH, GIG," CHAISE, BUGGY .ASD STAGE HSESSES ; Patent and Viiaint led Ireather, ftannwted Cloth and Carrimre Trimming. 'Thlpa. Sad


ocr: N. 8. K. DA VIS, Storekeeper, . JOHN MULLEN, Steward A. H. Field. Providence, R. 1.. Proprietor. Sold la Brattleboro by J. W. Ilolton ; In Bellows Falls by J. W. Moore ; la Ludlow by Thomson at Jackson. 86- 4-29 Just Eeceived At EH. FARE'S, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OFLADIE'S n d r c c n a a n e J-r XI- JlJ KJ U' VI V U 1 U ' ;'" : 12 - of .11,1, Ki.vns. r r '' ea a : ; ! nesA "i 1 I . ' a a afcs-a-e a a as ssjai . j This Day Received A Good Aa f sortmeut of , y -, 3 ? Z M ' i.i i o o as o - -1 f S3 . 5 . . J Under Shirts & Drawers, TRCNSS'A VALISES, VC, FARR'S. IDxxrnixig, H7M.nuJ.ci. ; -. AND CAMPHENE CONSTANTLY ON HANS AT FARR'S. 12 F1MJVO FORTF TO It SALE! ONK of Chickerings new and perfect-and will be sold low by . GEO. O. HNKY. Oct, la, lSOti. a C. A. FAIRBANKS, ; Maumfrcturer of and dcalw in Trunks and Valises ; COACH, GIG, CHAISE, BUGGY AST) STAGE HARNESSES ; ---- -- --- uuaii., ivu euereetissrr. Enameled 6 loth and Carriaire Trimming. Vbips. Sad lery, Horse Blankets, Hardware, Meigb Bell, &o. TWO DOORS EAST OF MAMMOTH BLOCK. Bellows falla, Ti, 1 THE WAR HAS BEGILY. GENERAL, oa aaraaa T aolt Frost has Invaded oat peaceful and Quiet aunt, ' POLITICAL FIRES do not daoot him neither will the malt of the , Presidential Election arrest bis progress ; but with bar whole ; ARMY OF JACKS wfll soon join hint aad be down bbob aa . . . And many who do not can Hon know Will (et bit. in tbe Kar, Noee. or Ton : ' TO ARMS THTX ! amir, nn.ani , . . and fatriuta ara. already in th. R-i.. ... . '. l,S TO VJE S aa . .. i .- -.,!. : a I ret ar-b. fir a a -n ar . . ne vmtct did ice. TTTT? T A lm?crri MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ever offered m this vldnity nuy be Sxuil at A. S. CLARK'S, ery Ptove swtulal as do good aaaentioa and toot the enemy at first lire. . have one Patera esuetaitv be Parmers. which Is aa mach Siterior to the Old fmi. tarn as Sharpes' Ulttes an as the cad auMoned Muakat. Fremont & Buchanan " ; STOCK taken at Par an SO after Election. Beilews Oct f


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ocr: laa wfc'M Associate Editor. .- Two DoUar pet- annum. ; Two Dollars and months: and Three Lths from the time of fbvr Dollar per with; Four Dollars Qonths ; and Five the time 01 suo- ." Terms of idard. Our resmlar rates of Onesanare. ( 14 lines of $1 00 25 Each subsequent insertion, Loneer advertisements in 1 Contracts will be made wit the above e close of the gross ngvlar rate, for six or twelve mo the contract 33 per cent. wi" amount. Professional or business Cards, trill ho inserted in either the We "ve line. rekly, for y both pa- en fur iv mnnths nr 10 for twelve moi nam f..i- io fnr aiv mnnths. or 15 for twelve months. jy- xhe paper will be sent to advertisers for six months or bv the year, free of charge. ; . t- .- - Subscribers and others who may wish to send money to the Editor, can do so at all times, by mail, and at his risk. Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted. Letters to the Editor must come free, of postage. THE VikVZ "John Honeywell," says the Editor of the Knick erbocker, " who never does anything ill, has 'car rietl out his principles' to the letter, in the subjoined lines, entitled ' The Rail.'" There is much satire in it : I met him in the cars Where resignedly he sat ; His lmir was full of dust. Anil si. was h s cravut ; lie was furthermore embellished By a ticket in his hat. The conductor touched his arm. And awoke him from a nap, When he gave the feeding flies An admoni ory slap, And his ticket to ihe man In the yellow lettered cap. So, launching into talk, We rattled on our way, Willi allusions to the crops That along the meadows lay Whereupon his eyes were lit By a speculative ray. The heads of many men Were bobbing 11s iu sleep, And many babies lifted Their voices no to weep ; While the coal dust darkly fell On bonnets in a heap. All the while the swaying cars Kept rumbling o'er the rail, And the frequent whistle scut Shrieks of anguish to the pile, And the cinders pattered down On tha grimy floor like bail. When suddently ajar, And a thrice repeated bump, Made the people in alarm From I heir easy cushions jump ; For they deemed Ihe sound to be The inevitable trump. A splintering crash below, A doom-forboding twitch, As the tender gave a lurch Beyond the flying switch, And a mangled mass of men Lay writhing in the ditch. With a palpitating heart My friend essayed to rise ; There was bruises on his limbs And stars before his eyes, And his face was of the hue Of the dolphin when it dies. I was very well content In escaping with my life, But my mutilated friend Commenced a legal strife. Being thereunto incited By his lawyer and his wife. And he writes me the result, In his quiet way, as follows : That his case came up before A bench of legal scholars. Who awarded him his claim Of $1,5.10. From Peterson's Magazine. " DON'T BOTHER ME." BY ELLEN ASIiTON. Me. Alden had put on his slippers, seated him

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ocr: B AI-EIGH, WEDHTES DA Y, AUG. 2T, 1856. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET ! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, Of FEXXSVLVAXIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: . JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Cuuritcck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 2nd, " W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd, " M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, 4th, " GASTON II. WILDER, of Wake, 5th, " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, 6th, " THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Kock'liam. 7th, " R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. 8th. " W. W. AVERY, of Burke. Special Notice. The Standard i conducted sii icily the casu system. AH piper art discontinued at the tspirutiun if the time fur irhich thry kitve lin paid. Iii0cribers trill be rwtijird, roi'a WEKKS bifvre their time is out, by a caoss mark on


ocr: RALEIGH. SATURDAY. JU.WJB . 1858. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAX, OF ' PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, . OF KESTCCKT. FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Cbrmtuck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WJI. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotink, qa W. J. BLOW, of Pitt 3rd, 4th, 5th, Cth, 7th, 8th, 1 M. li. SM11D, oi new uaiiuvci, GASTON II. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. R P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W." W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR THE SENATE : GASTON H. WILDER. FOB THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM H. HIGH. Special Notice The Stasdard it conducted sir ictlif vpon the cash ryttcm. All papers are discontinued at the expiration jf tlietime for which they have leen paid. Sulserioert trill be notified, tocr weeks before their time is out, by a cross mark on their papers ; and unless the subscription is renewed the pa per will be discontinued. This is a rule from which there will be no departure. Watch for the cross mark, and renew your subscription. Weekly Standard $2 per annum, in advance. Semi- Weekly Standard iper annum, do. "STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six cnnies. five dollars: ten coDies. eisht dollars: twelve i , j . i copies, ten dollars; cash in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. Mr. Gilmer's Appointments. The Wilmington Herald announces that the friends of Mr.' Gilmer have made the following appointments : Jacksonville, Onslow county, July 1st Trenton, Jones " " 2d Kinston, Lenoir " " 3d Snow Hill, Greene " " 4ttr Gov. Bragg, it is understood, will accompany Mr. Gilmer. Fifth Electoral District. We are requested to state that S. E. Williams, Esq., Democratic Elector for the Fifth District, will 1 i . t 1 .j i 11 - i! 1 1 . auaress me people at me loiiowing umea buu yiacco . Yanceyville, July 1st Liberty, Randolph, July 10th. Haywood, Chatham, " 12th. Patterson's Store, Alamance, " 18th. Troy, Montgomery, " 31st Asheborough, Randolph, ' August 1st Democratic Conventions and Meetings. The Democrats of Forsyth County held a Con vention on the 14th, to nominate candidates for the Legislature, Joseph Masten, Esq., in the Chair, and J. B. Britton and F. E. Boner, Secretaries. The course of J. J. Martin, Esq., the late Senator from the District, was unanimously approved, and the concurrence of the Stokes Democracy. asked in his nomination for another term. Jesse A. Waugh and John Masten, Esquires, were unanimously nomina ted to represent Forsyih in . the Commons. These TICKET!


ocr: m S) Soli MtM higtiect pHot nkM uvfbe Ifaitad StatM, and immediate nturas aud In BOb or Sight Urafbi to all no--.turn of the Union, for a ootnmtMiea of One Dollar far ack ' WarrmU ttUL. Ibe bnt, wfawwun rive in aiBml . lanHirflo, r- ' f AMBSX. IDIII, MJUmJM. Jr '


ocr: Sold for the hit'licitt price pnM in the United Suite, and immediate returns made in Hill or Sight Drafts to all sec tions of tho L'oion, for a commission of Onr. Dollar for eack Warrant tout The best refcrer:wa given in different states when required. AddressJAMES M. E D N E Y , S6 John Sired, M T data of Aahevme, N. C.) GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE. THE SPRISG SESSION OF 185S, WILL CO -mence on the 4th day of December, 1855. There will be no vacation in Winter, except a few days for recreation at Christmas. All the departments of the Institution ar.e now supplied with efficient and faithful Professors and Teachers. The first class has been divided into two sections, for the accom modation of those who desire to prepare for the regular Col lege course. Girls under 14 years of age will hereafter be received into the Institution. Circulars will be sent on ap plication, to all persons desiring full information in refer., ence to charges, course of study, Ac. , T. M. JONES;" :' President. ' Dec 15, 1S5S. . 1104 W5t, FRENCH MERINO, FRENCH DkLANES, BLACK Alpacca, English Merino, Common DeLanes, Canton . Cloth, Coburgs, Plaid Cashmeres, Bombazine, Ladies Hand kerchiefs, Gents; do. Call and examine before you bnv. h. L. EVANS. ;" geytanber 9, 1855. - . 90


ocr: gXLEIGH. SATURDAY. OCT. gB. 18S6. democratic BEFTTBLICAH TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHAJVAX, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: C. BRRCKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS JOHN FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : . HENRY M. SHAW, of Cukkituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. : Districts WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, W. J. BLOW, of Pitt: M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover,. GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, TUOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. R. P. WAKING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. 1st District, 2nd, " 3rd, " 4th, " 5th, " 6th, " 7th, " 8th. " ELECTION, TUESDAY. 4TS NOVEMBER, Special Notice. f!,t Standard is conducted strictly upon the casb tystem, ill pujursare discontinued at the exjiiralwn f the lime fr ahich they huee been paid. Su6criber will be notified, roi's wskks before their time i out, by a caoss mark on thtir pa per ; and unless the tufmcrijition U renewed the pa pr irVl be discontinued. This is a rule from which there tiil h no departure. Watch for the cross mark, and renew y:ur tubtcription. HVti'.y tidudiird $2 per annum, in advance. $mi- W'ttkhj Standard $4 per annum, do. Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention the Post Office from, as well as the one to, which thev Josire the change to be made. The Good Work in the Mouutains. What say the Middle and Eastern Counties f ' We learn from the Asheville News, that the Hon. T. L Clingtnan, and W. W. Avery, Marcus Erwin, and David Coleman, Esquires, have appointments


ocr: RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY rjNE8in85 ...i"353BsL -.7. DEMOCRATIC EEPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT : JOHN 0. BRRCKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. , FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, ELECTORS FOE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PBESIPEBT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Cukkitcck SAMUEL PHILL, of Caswell. ' Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank m n fiviri'H t v tt1 "h VI u, 4th, ' 5th, 4 6th, 7th, 4 M. B. SMITH, of New Hann... GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake. S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'haln. R. P. WARING, of Mecklenbnnr W. W. AVERY, of Burke. S" 8th. FOB THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. . FOB THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOB SHEBIFF: WILLIAM H. HIGH. Special Notice. The Standard is conducted strictly vpon the cash tytlen. All papers are discontinved- at tie expiration, rf the time for which they have been paid. Subscribers will be nolijitd, four wesks before their time is out, by a cross mauk on their papers ; and vnless the subscription is ventured the pa will be discontinued. This is a rule from which then


ocr: Sold lor the lii-J.ost price raM in the l"nitel State", and iiomeiliate tvtiirtoi made in Uill-t or Sight Pratt to all sec tion of the I'nion. for a commission of One Dollar fur each Warrant told. Tlie best refereiine given in li Iterant -state wlieu required. Addreu JAMES M. KPNKT, W Jnlm StretL If. T kta of Ahv, N. C.) GREENSBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE. THE SPRING SESSION OF 1S5S, WILL COV mence on the t! it h day of December, 1 855. There wdl be no vacation in Winter, except a few days for recreation at Christmas. All the departments of the Institution are now supplied with efficient and faithful Professors and Teachers. The first class has been divided into two sections, for the accom modation of ihose who desire to prepare for the regular Coir lege course. Girls nnder 14 years of age w:ll hereafter"!) received into the Institution. Circulars will be sent on "ap plication, to all persons desiring full information fnVfer-' ence to charges, course of stud v, Ac 4 1 1. T. M. JONES, : ' ' President: V Dec 15, 1855. , , . 1 1-j-wSt. . FRENCH MERINO, FRENCH Drf.ANE3v BLACK Alpacoi, English Merino, Common Dclan,-:miton Cywtji, Coburjr, Plaid Cashmeres, Bombasine, Ladies Hand kerchiefs, Geuts. lo. Call aud examine before you buv. U. L.EVANS. " September 29, 1855. uo '


ocr: CRT'S NEW WOBK.-J H E NOTE HjMikt of an English Opium Eater, by Thomas De - i - : ".' Also, DeQuincey's former writings, ' comprising ; the ft t ' ', Confessions of an English Opium Eater, andtheSus-. pma ve rroninnia, i voi iiino, witn ponnui, cium Biographical Essays, 1 vol 16 mo, Miscellaneous Essays, do Cassars, do Literary Reminiscences. 2 vols lfimo, Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers, S vols 16mo, on the Poets, 1 vol 16mo, Historical and Critical Essays, 2 vols 16mo. Autobiographic Sketches, 1 vol 16mo, Essays on Philosophical Writers. 2 vols lfimo, Theological Essays and other Papers, do Ijettera to a xoung Man, and other Papers, 1 vol lhmo, For sale by V. L. POMEROY. Sept. 13, ISiW. fifi tf RECENT of Napole PUBLICATIONS. THE HISTORY of Napoleon Donaparte, by John S. C. Abbott, with mans and illustrations. Memoir of Rev. Svdnev Smith, bv his danchter. Lady Holland, with a selection from his letters, edited by Mrs. Austin. Hudson's edition of Shakespeare, vol. 8, now ready. For sale by W. L. POMEROY. Sept. 13, 18So. 85 TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. WRAPP ing Paper, a supply of various sizes and qualities, prices to correspond, just received from the " Raleigh Paper Mills," and for sale low by W. L. POMEROY. P. S. Orders will receive prompt attention. Sept. 14, 1855. 85 A. J. ROGERS, Attorney at Law, WILL FRACTICE IN THE COUNTIES OF NASH, Franklin, Granville and Warren. May be found at his office in Nashville, N. C. Sept. 7. 1855. ' " lO'.iO wtf. MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CAPON SPRINGS. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN SOLICITED by many southern friends to extend ihe present sea son, have determined to keep the Mountain House open for their accommodation until the loth day of October. The three tournaments for the season will take place on the 2sth of August, the lath and 2'ith of September. The tare will be reduced five dollars per month, and two dollars per week, after the 1st of Sept. - 1JLAKEM0RE INGRAM. August 1!', 1S55. 83 FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1835. LYNN ADAMS Makket Square, KWT O U L D, R E S P E C T F U L L Y INFORM HIS WW frii'iids and the public generally that he is now re ceiving his supply of Fall Goods comprising in part : Groce ries ot every kind. Shoes, Leather, lion of every description, a general assortment of Hardware, Anvil and Relows, Salt, Spun Cotton, together with other Goods too numerous to mention, being 1 he tiirtf t and xt slock he has ever had the pleasure ot oiieritig to ihe public, lie invites an examina tion from nil, being confident that he can oiler inducements bolli us to quality and prices, not to be met wit u many oth er like establishment iu ihis lity, county, or Slate. For the generous patronage 1 have he'etofoie received, I take this method of returning my sincere I hanks, and hope bv personal and strict attention to my business to merit a continuance of the sai,:e. The best brands of Family Flour always on baud. ' " LYNN ADAMS. Raleigh, Sept. 15, ls."5. loiis liinw. AUTUMN SALES. STEVENSON & WEDDELL, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, So. iS :imire .Street, 1'tTKiism uo, Va. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXHIBIT to the Merchants ot Virar.iiia and North Caro'in, a large and commanding stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Having pure based largely l Heavy U ooleiis early in June, we can oiler goods at such prices us cannot fail to command aHeutiou. One of our firm will remain in New York during the sea son, in attendance at the Auction Sales, and forwarding anything, new and novel, as it may be received bv the weekly steamers from Europe. Merchants who are compel led by competition to buy at the lowest market rates, will find our styles and prices sucu as will enable them to compete successfully with those who purchase in the Northern markets. STEVENSON & WEDDELL. Petersburg, September lo, 1.V. S4 NIXON'S HOUSE. KOKMKlll.V JlltS. IIOUUKX'SJ IIVt Side Jiaitrmid. (ioldsboroush, N. C. This extensive ami well kiiuwu public Establishment has been purchased ami was reopenea by the Subscriber tor the reception ot guests on the 4 Hi i list. ft is pleasantly and c-mveiiieiHlv situated in the ceutrc of business, anil is directly opposite lo, and WEST of the Ticket Oilii.es, of the Wilmington and Weldon and the Centeral Railroad Companies, where ihe cars stop on their arrival and depariure, and where faitiIfitl servants will UK in waitiNi. to take baggage, and give such other atten tions as i ne traveller mav require. THE HOCSE has been remodelled, repaired, and thor oughly renovated from cellar to garret, and furnished throughout wifli New Furniture, selected with special care. and arranged w.ih an eye siugie to I lie comtorts of the cas ual guest or permanent boulder. THE TABLE Will be richly furnished w.th ihe substautiais, the dainties and delicacies ot the seasons. Foreign as well as domestic markets will be rendered tributary to ihe constant supply, which will be served up in Ihe best style, by orderly, oblig ing and well trained servants. THE BAR Will be a Storehouse of the best Wines and Liquors, and suiiei'iiitended bv a gcuilciti in of c niriesy and integrity, thoroughly aciiuainted w.tli li s bjsiiiess comprising the knowledge of what is due lo the rights and comforts of the public, as Well as to liimsell and Una e.nplover. THE STABLES, which are among the best in the Suite, have been placed in the keeping of a skillful and careful manager, who will al ways have under his care the best and most experienced osllers.and it will be among the clnet cares ot the proprie tor to see that horses of his guests be well fed and thor oughly groomed. This entire establishment has been purchased and fitted up at an eiiorni'-iis expense, and it will be ihe pleasure, vs, ot course, II win oe ine iineiesi oi uie siiuserioer, 10 ren der the House in every respect equal to any in the country . He therefore trusts that a generous public will renew an continue the liberal patronage heretofore extended to thir House, while under the care ol itstonner proprietress, Airs. Borden, who gaiued for it a celebrity turougiioiit the entire Union. H. R. NIXON. August. 14, 1S.V). 77 ly. NEW FIRM TO THE PUBLIC. BECKWITII AND CLAYTON WOULD inform llicir tr ends and the public generally that they have entered into partnership, mid have on hand for the t'ati and Wtnier 'trade, ut Ihe old stand of 1. Beck- with, opposite Lawrence s Hotel, . heavy stock of GROCERIES, ' which the following list in pari comprises, A large lot of Coilee Lascuira, Rio and Java. Coffee SugarCrushed aud Clarified, of diUeieut grades and prices. A good lot of Teas. A heavy stock of Sole and Upper Leather. A large assortment of Boots aud Shoes, among which afn lino (I'lll mill Lin liontv .ill dtuuid l-td-.i. ntd aiso, a good tot oi isrogaus, lor men ami boys. Candles Adainautiue aud Tallow. Alt kinds of Fancy Soap. Shot, Powder aud Caps. Water Buckets of different kinds. li Bags of Salt Liverpool aud Gru'd Allura. nails ot an sizes. Cotton xarus. Bacon, Lard, Flour and Meal. ; A lot of splendid Tobacco, i Bagging and Rope. A good lot of Cigars various brands. Also, a good lot ot DRY GOODS, Among which are to be found Domestics n 4 to 5 qrs. wide. Bleaching. Goods lor Gentlemen's wear, such as Cassimere, Satinet, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeus. usuaonrgs ana jierseys, a nne lot ot hea- vy Blankets aud lints suitable for negro's wear, and a I great inauy others too tedious to mennon. i W Our goods will be sold upon accommodating terms : tor CAsll. Please give us a call and examine lor your selves. Raleigh, September '26, 18.r)5. 83 tf. .HAYWOOD, ttoraey at La '!oKnAlfnr. an at "At tank w, ! 1"' ft . -rt RALEIOB. . i.lv.- Will attend fh County and Snnerior Courts of Wake. Johnston, Chatham and If ew Hanover. He is to be found t the office formerly occupied by the late .Hon. Will. n. iikvwooci, jr. Kaietgn, Jnnnnrv 9. ISot. 18 wAswfim. JAMES J. IREDELL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, KALeinn. k. .- - Will attend to all business entrusted to him. iu the Courts of this and the adjoining Counties.1 ' vriuuo me ne occupied Dy me late lion. James ireoen. - naieign, dune loin, lSo3. 62 tf. Law Copartnership. MILLER AND ROGERS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Raleigh. N. C. Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to them. a. YI. MILLBIt, H l KOQKP October 23, I8i4. " 66 tf. . U. MCPHKETKItS, H. CIHSKI.IX. J. W. MAETIN. A. M. McPHEETERS, & CO. Wholesale Grocers. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, yjjice ut n, jsoanoKe square, Norfolk, Va. REFERENCES: Thomas P. Deverkitx, Esq., Halifax, N. C. Gbo. W. Moitokcai, Pres't Bank of the State of N. C. C. Dewrr, Cashier " " " W. H. Josrs, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear. , L. O'B. Branch. President Raleigh and Gaston Road. Messrs. Reid & Smitter, ) Dr. N. C. Whitehead, rAorfolk. Pres't Farmer's B'k of Va. I Alex. Bell, Esq. Messrs. Spence & Reid, Baltimore. " B. Blossom & Son, A'ew York. September li, 18S3. - 87 LEWIS & KING, Commission Merchants, MOBILE, ALABAMA. B. B. Lewis, formerly of Franklin Co., N. C. Dr. Petton Kixo, of Pickens Co., Ala. A. M. Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh, N. June 6, 185.1. C. 58 KADER BIGGS CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 'I'tin'm'' roirf, Tmvn Point, Norfolk, Va. Reference Messrs Bloodgood & Co.. E. P. Tabb. A Co.. and Alex'r. Bell, Esq., Norfolk: Hon. Asa Biggs. William ston, N. C; Col. J. B. (J. Roulhac, Raleigh, N. C: Lewis Thompson, Esq., Hotel, N. C. uclooer 28, is 4. flfi lv w Texas Real Estate Brokerage, COLLECTING AND LAND AGENCY. RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO., ATTOKXEVS AT LAV, '-'''.' ' A'lMtin, Te.m. I. C. FREEMAN, JR. K. C. RAYMOND. G. R. FREEMAN HOMES IN TEXAS, AND SAFE INVESTMENTS obtained tiiromrh this Aaroncy. Fidelity to the interests of NiN-'res!dents. Reoistehs of iand for sale, in ull narts of the Stnt.? full exhibits of title and accurate descriptions, also registers of town and city lots. JiANDS located, bought and sold. Claims airainst the State or individuals eolleetnif nnrf nA. justed, and remit tances made by exchange on New Orleans, ii nu in nic hoi iiitrni cuics, ii uesireu. A THOROimii and intimate knowledge of the country, and the laud system, insures superior locations and the best titles. Strangers lookincr at Texas mav always have nm ing items and useful hints at the oliicc of this Agency. Reoisteks open for examination. Olhce in Congress Avenue. May io, 1:4. 54 ly. JOHN B.BYN UM, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, JACKSON, X. C. Will attend the Courts of Northanititon IWt Mil VI IIMU ll'lillilC. Jackson, April 1 ls.".."i. 42 ly. ANDREW J. STEOM VN, Attorney at Law, Having removed to Piltsborough, N. C, will attend regu larly the Courts of Chatham, Moore and Harnett Counties Pittsbro , April 10, 1&.";5. 42 tf. A. M. LEWIS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, MAY HE FOUND. WHEN NOT AI5SENT ON PRO FESSIONAL BUSINESS, at his oilice near his resi dence north of the Capitol, 011 Halifax Street. naieign, jiuy 11, ic.. CO tf. DONNANS & JOHNSTON, Grocers and Commission Merchants, 1'ETKIiSBlKR, VA. DONNAN & Co., -General Commission Merchants, KICIIUOXD, VA. June 1, 1S55. 5, -Iv. fENTS. FURNISHING GOODS.- 1ED, 10 doZell DeJomvilie Ties, fancy nml ntnin . so dozen English Cotton Hose: lo dozen "rev mixed Mnri. uo; t dozen superior Silk ; 12 dozen Kid Gloves, Ac. is. L. HAKD1NG. LIVERY STABLE. THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PLEASED TO IN FORM TliElli FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC geiierailv that they have recently bought the Li cer 11 Stable V I 1 I I.' . ' .1. t . .. formerly owncii u u . .iaoii, riq., near ine .uarKet Mouse, where they will keep on hand well broke and tractable horses, carriages and buggies, with good trusty drivers, for the accommodation of those who may w ish to travel. Horses, also, boarded by the day or month. Their prices will be in accordance with ihe times. All possible pains will be taken to jfive general satisfaction to those who may patronize their establishment. Ji. T. CLAYTON, I. BECKWITU. Raleigh, Sept. 2(5, lS-Vi. S8 tf. HARDING'S NEW STOCK. OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WILL 1 'e;e remember that Harding is now in New York Citv, superintending the manufacture of his Stork of i'al and Winter Heady Jlitde V.olluntj, invoices of which we are daily recc Viiig. Our styles ot goods are superior, and the workmanshin cannot be excelled by those who do a Merchant Tailoring business exclusively. We are extensively ensrasred in the Ready Made business. and can assure ail that the best baryaiiw will be given. Call anu examine. E. L. HARDING. September 10, 1855. $4 UTEW LAW BOOKS. PARSON ON CONTRACTS LM Vol.2. Angell and Ames on Corporations. A new edition. r or hale by Sept. 7. IS.'iS. W. L. POMER ,Y Great Mail Route from Hillsborough to the North, by the Raleigh $r Gaston Railroad. rNDER THE SCHEDULE RECENTLY ADOPTED on the North Carolina Rail Road, passengers cau go North without detention at Raleigh or elsewhere. On the arrival at Kaleigh of the train from the west, the conductor of the Road will be in attendance to take charge of the baggage aud cheek it to Baltimore or Wsshington City, whilst the passengers will be allowed an hour aud a half to iret breakfast and refresh themselves, They will be conveyed to and from the Hotels in omni buses j ret or enanje. Leaving Raleigh at 10 minutes past 7, they will reach Weldon in abundant time for all the day trains going Nort h and South. By this route the passenger will be at no trouble or ex pense about his baggage, as the conductor of this Road will take charge of, ana give a check for it at the N. C. Railroad Depot. Through Tickets from Weldon to New York, by Peters burg or I'orisuiouiu, $12. L. O'B. BRANCH, P,et. Raleierh. April 28, 1855. f Register, Hillsborough Recorder and Grccnsboroun-h I'ainoi copy 1 nionin. Sold lor the lii-J.ost price raM in the l"nitel State", and iiomeiliate tvtiirtoi made in Uill-t or Sight Pratt to all sec ED. GRAHAM. ) I ViH Ftot .PreiniBm Blank Books. (Sj-eamor gf' Plcrsbnrg. Va., next to PanniH A HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, OP HIS OWN M i-fiicture. and makes to order all sizes, stvleaanH of lagers, J.mniajs Blotters, Cash, R,u1roaa, ftS Ac, &C. ' Neatly ruled to any prttern, having an improved mi machine ; and baring obtained the tint print at th the Union Agricultural Soaety of Viijrfnh MdXwrt i r lina would solicit a continnance of the generous vatr heretofore extended to him. Call and examine. ' 1" Northern prices. . Petersburg, March 2, 1855. TO THE TURPENTINE AS. CAROLINA. Th subscXs ken the premium at the late Slate Fair upon tools, (chippers, ronndshaves and hackers, liwould 111 . to ihe public that tbey are manufacturing lhese Iik.U tensively. Their workmen havingbeen for many ve nni gaged in the above business are unsurpassed bv'anv'in quality and proper construction of iheir tools. " We will liver these tools at any points on the N. C. W 4 R un,l A M. Railroads. We" warraut these tools to "be 'eon-1 and superior iu adaptation for work to aiiv v em manufacture, and ask a liberal share of lmblic o-1 age, trusting that liberal Southerners will givenrefei'..'! home manufactories. h 1 All orders addressed to us at Jerricho, N. C will . prompt attention. L. A W. B. Januaiy 9, 1865. , '4 AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH olma Mutual Insuranco Compnnr, held on i 111st. the following persons were elected Directors and I eel's for the ensuing year: DIRECTORS: J. B. G. Roulhac, Raleigh. Henry D. Turner, do. J. R. Williams, do. T. H. Selbv, do. C. W. D. Hutchings, do. James F. Jordan, do. James M. Tovvles. do. James E. Hoyt, Washinjtnn Alex. Mitchell, Newbcin. Joshua V, Wright, Wilmington. John JI. Jones, Edenton. W. W. Griffin, Elizabeth City. F. F. Fagan, Plymouth. VT. N. 11. Sinitll. MiiiIi-..vsb-.ro.' H. B. Williams, ('harlotte. Geo A. Smith, Miiton. O. F. Iionp, Ililisboro. Joseph White, Anson County. Josh. Boner, Salem, A T. Sunimy. Ashevi'Ie t (;F THECOMPANt J. B. G. Roulhae, President. II. 1). Turner, five. P.foiJmt. Jo 111 C. Patridgc, Srrietan. John H. Bryan. Attnrnei. ' J. Hersman', General A-ient. John R. Williams, 1 n' , f '&,'-' i,mmitl. '' " . D. Jjiiiclungs, ) This (Jompany ,.,. ; successful oiiemtioii years, and continues to take r.sksuon all !..!lf!ses pert;.- in the btnte. (except Steam Mills and Turpentine til.enes,) upon f:,yorub!e terms. Its Policies now property amounting to Sf.r.oo.oon, a Jj,r?e portion of is ... Country risks ; ,.d its present dpital is Seven divd 1 l.onsaml Dollars, in bonds, properly secured. The average cost of Insurance upon ihe plan ..(this pany lias been less than one third of one per cent, niiin 011 all grades of property embraced in its All comijiimicaf ions in reference to insurance sh addressed Ii- the ftecretarr, po jiaid. pi-, t r. J. C. PARTRIDGE, Raleigh, June la, 1 st5. ;lS DENTISTRY. DR. P. BABC0CK, HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IS has taken mid neai ly fin uished rooms over Mr. hac's siore, suitable to the receptiou of ljiaies and men. Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed hint, so far, he hopes by careful attention, and operations, to merit a continuance of the same. Teeth inserted, from one to a full sett, with, or artificial gums, and warranted. Dr. B. is happy to be able to inform his patrons, others who have not learned the fact, that a tooth ueed necessarily be lost because the nerve is exposed, but be surely saved, if properly treated, and lilied in Hie manner REFERENCES: (BT FBItMISSlOX.) Rev. Dr. Mason, Raleigh, ; Rev. Dr. Seabury, X.T. Rev. Dr. Sinedes, " j Dr. J. Pannlv, ' " Or. F. J. 1 lav wood. j Dr. (jeo. E. Hawcs Hon. 11. Waddell.C. Hill, ( Drs. Chase fc Hacker, Raleigh May 10, 1855. ii THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER. WITH THE VIEW OF EXTENDING THE eulatiou of tho RICHMOND ENQUIRER iu Southern States, the Proprietors have commenced the ot a WEEKLY l'APEll, which contains ail the matter of the Daily and Semi-Weekly editions. We need say nothing of the political character of RICHMOND EXyUIKEi. which is now what it w.ia century a; o. - We may state that it is the purpose nf Editors to devote all their energies to the discussion issues which Know Nothiugism has brought U'l'.ire country. TERMS. Daily Faper, - per annum, Semi-Weekly, " 7 weeKiy, TO CLUBS. For six copies of the Daily, - " 85 For six copies of the Semi-Weekly, 2" For six copies of ihe Weekly, " " For fifteen copies of the Weekly, " Address RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVAXT, Richmond, June 20, 1855. LIST OF NEW LOOKS, NOW HE I. ALFRED TENNYSON Maud and otuku Poems l II. CHARLES READE Puo Woffixgtox, cents. CHRISTIE JOHNSTONE, a Novel, 7-iceuls CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE, 7". cents. III. WILLIAM UOWllT-LiM., Lauob a.vd vols. 16mo., $2. A ROY'S ADVENTURES IN THE WILDS OF TRALIA, with Illustrations 75 cents. IV. THOMAS DE QUINGKY-Tus Notb Rook, V. CHARLES KINGSLEY Tub Voyagks axii tubes op Aymas Leigh. $1,?5. GLAUCUS, OR THE WONDERS OF THE 50 cents. VI. LIEUT. ARNOLD, (son of Dr. Arnold, of Oakfielu, a Novel, $1. For sule by W. L. Raleigh, Oct. 28, 1355. PROSI'ECTCS OF THE. North Carolina Christian Advocate. THE NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, termined to issue a weekly paper bear.ng I he ab.ve the subscribers are authorized to issue this It is intended to publish a family inroeiin; while it shall be religious in tone and sentiment, and tain the doctrines and usages of Hie Mcth-Hi.st shall be devoted to all the iiUerext of Sortli furnish intelligence for every class of readers. In she and apptiiraiice toe new periodical is to be to any of our church papers, while it will surpass in adaptedness to the wants of our people. The insuiliciency of the existing " Advocates" lo the of our position, forces us to the publication of paper; and we confidently expect the hearty of the members of our church in all parts of f !' Conference, and hope to make the aper so instructive as to attract patronage from the public The "Advocate" will be published at I -V a the first number will be issued as early as the next session of our Conference. It is believed publication will be commenced on the 1st of Jaini.-irv, It is desirable that as large a subscription as obtained before the Conference, and the ministers others interested in the enterprise are respectfully to secure aud forward the names and address of particular attention being paid to correctness in the names of persons, post olKccs and counties. who luay have no opportunity of subscribing agency of our ministers, mav write dircctlv lo Rev. E. Fell, Fayetteville, N. C. fhe payiueut will be upon the issue of the first number. The location of the publishing office will bs at the session of the Confer nee. WILLIAM E. PELL. 1 WILLIAM CARTER, RL'I-US T. I1EFL1N, . a, i. .Ira. .....


ocr: RALEIGH. SATURDAY. MAY 31. 1856. Special Notice. The Stakdabd is conducted, ictly upon, the cash sysUm. AU paper, are discontinued at the eviration of the time forlhichtheyhaveheenpaid. Subscribers mUhe ,our wesks before their time is out, by a cross HAaxo their papers ; and unless the subscript xs renewed the pa ver Jul be discontinued. ThU U a rule from which there Zm be no departure. ' Watch for the cross mark, and renew your subscription. Weekly Standard $2 per annum, tn advance. Semi- M'etkly Standard $i per annum, do. OTMoSScBEPiiucS TICKET! ' FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOB, PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDEHT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Cukrituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 4th " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, 5th' " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, 8th. " W. W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOB TIIE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS Itt. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM H. HIGH. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars; ten copies, eight dollars ; twelve copies, ten dollars ; cash in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. TIIE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR. Mr. Gilmer will address the people at the follow ing tithes and places : Halifax, Saturday, June 7th, 1 Jackson, Northampton, Monday, the 9th, Mutfreesboro', Hertford, Tuesday, 10th, Gatesville, Gates, Wednesday, the 11th, ' Hertford, Perquimans. Thursday, the 12th, E. City, Pasquotank, Friday, the 13th, Old Trap, Camden, Saturday, the 14th, Edenton, Chowan, Monday, the 16th, Plymouth, Washington, Tuesday, 17th, Windsor, Bertie, Wednesday, the 18th. Gov. Bragg will meet Mr. Gilmer at the above times and places. The Cincinnati Convention. The Democratic National Convention will assem ble at Cincinnati, Ohio, on Monday next, the 2d of June. The following is a list of the delegates from North Carolina : 1 ' From the State at large : William S. Ashe, of New Hanover : W. W. Avery, of Burke ; R. R. Heath, of Chowan ; and Bedford Brown, of Caswell


ocr: t -jElGH, SATURDAY, SEPT'B 6. 1856 pSMOCBATIC EEPTJBLICA1T TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PJ5XSSTLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS FOE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Ccrkitcck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 2nd, o -1, 6th, :.', Sin. W. J. BLOW, of Pitt. M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. Special Notice. Jh Si'andakd is conducUd strictly upon the cash system. ' ., .-v) !ri dieevutin-vfd at the expiration of the time r ,ci,;c'i titcj hoce been paid. Subscribers itill he notifud, pirs weeks If ore their time is out, hy a cross habk on ;rpirr : and unless tke subxaiptwn is reaeicea me pn 1. j'..u'h 7Airf jj? j'tiJe frnm. irliish tht're - iT i .' ' re !t(-" 'L imtt . ' . j" j: , . . . . 7. 7 .. . j.,' &f t.tf Icpai llire. It UlCllJur lav uruta mur um wttiv ...i v.,i.i Widly Stanu'ird 52 jwr annum, in aavan-. Soni- M'eiV.y Standard $lper annum, do. Subscribers desiring their papers cliaDged must cation the Post Office fr-m, as well as the one to, which iter desire 'he change to be made. Hon. James C. Dobbin.


ocr: tlf StankrL DEMOCEATIC REPUBLICAN JICXET! FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : ut District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 4th " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, 5th' " S. E. WILLTAMS, of Alamance, 6th " JOHN M. CLEMENT, of Davie. STAND ARM FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will he furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars; ten copies eight dollars ; twelve copies, ten dollars ; cash in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR. The Asheville Spectator of the 24th instant, gives notice that Mr. Gilmer will address the people at the following times and places : Murphy, Cherokee, Tuesday 8th May. Saturday 10th " Monday 12th " Tuesday 13th " Thursday 15th " Saturday 17th " Monday 19th " Tuesday 20th " Wedn'day 21st " Friday, 23d " Franklin, Macon, Webster, Jackson, Waynesville, Haywood, HendersonviIle,Henderson, Asheville, Buncombe, Marshall, Madison, Kelsey's Store, " Burnsville, Yancey, Marion, McDowell, Rutherfordton, Rutherford, Monday Gov. Bragg will meet Mr. Gilmer at times and places. 26th " the above SEMI-WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS. The present number of the Semi-Weekly Stand ard is sent to all subscribers ; but to those in ar rears it is the last number they will receive until they pay up. We trust that all will remember this, and at once forward their dues. STATE FAIR. We understand that letters have been addressed, by the Chairman of ibe Executive Committee of the State Agricultural Society, to the Presidents of the several Railroads leading to this City, with a view to effecting an arrangement for the transportation of passengers visiting the Fair, at half price, and for the free transportation of stock and one specimen of jlGHrSATURDAY. MAY 3. 1856.


ocr: BALEIGH. SATURDAY. JULY 12. 1856. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR "PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRGCKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS TOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Larse : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, nd " TV. J. BLOW, of Pitt. 3rd' " M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, 4th' " GASTON II. WILDER, of Wake, 5th' " S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, Oth' " TIIOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. 7th " R P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. 8th' " W. TV. AVERY, of Burke. FOR THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOB THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL U. II AND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, - MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM II. HIGH. ' Special Notice. The Stakdabd is conducted sttictty upon the cash system. Ml papers are discontinved at the expiration rf the time for wh ii'k they have teen paid. Sudscribers will be notified, foi-r weeks heore their time it out, ly a cross hark on their papers ; and unless the subscription is renewed the pa ytr will be discontinued. This is a rule from which, there k'M be no fep'irture. Wutchfor Vm cross mark, and renew your subscription. W'eelly SUtndard $2 per annum, in advance. jscm'r Wtthlg Standard $iper annum, do. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the at the rates : For six months,


ocr: Raleigh, sATUitPAVt apgpot p isse, BEBOCEATIC BEPUBLICAg TICKET! : FOR PRESIDENT : - ; JAMES BUCHANAX, OF PENNSYLVANIA. " FOR VICE-PRESIDENT : v ' JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS JOB, PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Cubritcck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : Jst District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, W, J. BLOW, of Pitt. M.mrw t T IT.AnM 8rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th. " M. D. SMIIH, oi ew niii", " GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, " THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. " R. P WARING, of Mecklenburg. - W. W. AVERY, of Burke. ELECTION RETURNS. The people of this State voted, on Thursday last, for Governor, members of the Legislature, and for


ocr: RALEIGH. SATURDAYJUNB 31.. 1866. DEMOCRATIC EEPUBLICAU TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOE PRESIDENT AND YICE-PBESIDEJTT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : i.t n;fitricL WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 3rd, f r Smith, ot JNew oanover, GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S E. WILLTAMS, of Alamance, R P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. 4th, 5th, 7th, 8th, FOR THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOR THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM II. HIGH. Special Notice. The Standard is conducted strictly upon the cash system. M papers are discontinued at the expiration of the time for which they have hecn paid. Subscribers will be notified, roua weeks beore tlieir time is out, by a cross mark on their papers ; and unless the subscription is renewed the pa will be discontinued. This is a rule from which there KiU be no departure. Watchor tht cross mart, and renew your tubscriplion. ir. v standard 2 ver annum, in advance. Semi- Weiliy Standard iper annum. do. ST VKUARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The tVeekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars; ten copies, eight dollars ; twelve copies, ten dollars ; cash in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. Agitation of the Slavery Question. The last Wilmington Commercial puts the follow ing pointed question to-the country : " Did any par ty ever agitate the slavery question more than it is - ... -. . , . i .J jl . 77 now agitated by the different aivuvms oj me jmvw Nothing or American parly ?" Never. Why, look at the facts. The Know Nothings first met in na tional Convention in June, 1855. They were a unit on every thing else but slavery, but here they at


ocr: .hTsATURPAY. JWB U. 1P7 5EM0CBATIC EEPUB1ICAH TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHAXAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT : JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, i, vlb"M'' n smith, of New Hanover, Ta . r wn m?T? f W.kft. 4th, 5th, 7th, 8th. UASlUll 11. ,? , S E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, R P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. Wr W. AVERY, of Burke. FOB THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOR THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. BAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM II. HIGH. Special Notice. i The Stasdabd s conductedstt icily upon the cash system. AU papers are discontinued at the expiration of the time for which they have been paid. Sulscribers willbe notijud, tcue weeks Wore their time is out, by a cross maws on their papers : and unless the subscription is renewed the po ur witt be discontinued. This is a rule from which there ttiU be no departure. Watch for the cross mark, and renew your subscription. Weekly Standard $2 per annum, in advance.


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ocr: e tiTMOCEATIC REPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA FOR VICEPRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY "FOR GOVEKNUK: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. ELE CTORS FOB PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Ccbmtucx, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : it District WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, 2nd, W. J. BLOW, of PitL M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7lh, 6th. FOR THE SENATE : GASTON H. WILDER. FOB THE COMMONS: WVTIIANIEL G. BAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM II. HIGH. Special Notice. The Standard U conducted strictly vpon the cash system. I jll papers are duconunuea acinic yiruw v IrocR weeks before their urn t qui, oif a cuss i" tdr paper ; and vnleet the subscription it renewed the pa- r mil U discontinued. Tliu u a rule jrom trnica tnere I i no departure. Watchor the eroe marie, ana renew I pur subscription. Weekly Standard ?2 per annum, in aacance. Semi'lfidly Standard $4 per annum, do. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during I the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars; ten copies, eight dollars ; twelve copies, ten dollars; cash in advance. TVe respectfully solicit subscriptions. Fee Bills of Clerks and Sheriffs. We have i hand a quantity of these bills which will be sent free of postage, ten for $1. All Clerks are bound, Inoder a penalty of $50 to have these bills stuck up in their offices. Address the Editors of the Stan- Idard. North-Carolina Railroad. The stockholders of this Road adjourned on Fri- Idajlast, after an interesting session of two days. The littendance, being mainly from the West, was large; H3nEDiESDA JULY. : 16'"1856 TICKET!


ocr: ... pied, ;.;--. - - . In this City, on tbe 27th inst., twenty minutes bafbre IS, P. M., of Cbolera Infantum, Wm. J., son of J. L. and E. C. Garrett, aged 9 months and 13 days. .- - In Duplin county,. N. C., on the 80th ult., Edward Oat Jaw, in the 84th year of his age. In Lenoir county, N". C, on the 3rd inst, Admiral Croom, in the 46th year of hiaage. At the residence of W. F. Billiard, Esq., in the town, of Franklinton, n the 23d June, Miss Elizabeth Y. Billiard, . daughter of Micajah and Eunice R. Hilliard, of Warren Co., in the twelfth year of her age. . .. ,. . .; t -: . '.


ocr: CI gXLElGH7sATURDAY. JULY 19 18M. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHA1VAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. V(m GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF KORTHANPTON. t? t r n T fl 1! S . FOE PRESIDENT AMD VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HEXRY M. SHAW, of Cikkituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, of Caswell. Districts : 1st District, WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank", 2nd, XV T Ri ntv of Pitt. M B. SMITH, of New Hanover, GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, THOS. SETTLE, Jk., of Rock'ham. R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. Sid, 4th, 5th, f.th, 7th, 8th, FOB THE SENATE: GASTON H. WILDER. FOB THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. BAND, "A AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOB SHEBIFF : WILLIAM II. HIGH. Special Notice. ri.c..vn.ti is rnnAiir.ledxttictlv uvon the CASH system. I i.ui"' ? - ji) are discontinued at the expiration of the time


ocr: Raleigh, Wednesday, aug. - 6, lsse. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET! FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. For the State at Large : HENRY M. SHAW, of Currituck, SAMUEL P. HILL, or Caswell. 1st District, 2nd, " 3rd, 4th, 6th, 6th, 7th, 8th. ii Districts : WM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank, W. J. BLOW, of Pitt M. B. SMITH, of New Hanover, GASTON H. WILDER, of Wake, S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance, THOS. SETTLE, Jr., of Rock'ham. R. P. WARING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, of Burke. FOR GOVERNOR: THOMAS BRAGG, OF NORTHAMPTON. FOR THE SENATE : GASTON H. WILDER. FOB THE COMMONS: NATHANIEL G. RAND, AUGUSTUS M. LEWIS, MOSES A. BLEDSOE. FOR SHERIFF: WILLIAM II. HIGH. ELECTION SEVENTH DAY OP AUGUST. Special Notice. The Staxdabd is conducted strictly upon the cash system. AU payers are discontinued at the expiration of the time for which they have been paid. Subscribers mill be notified, rorE weeks before their time i out, by a cross mabk on their paper ; and unless the subscription is renewed the pa yer will be discontinued. This is a rule from which there mill be no departure. Watch for the cross mark, and renew your subscription. Wttily Standard $2 per annum, in advance. Semi- Wetlly Standard f 4 per annum, do. Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention the Post Office from, as well as the one to, which they desire the change to be made. STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN. The Weekly Standard will be furnished during the campaign at the following rates : For six months, one copy, one dollar ; five copies, four dollars ; six copies, five dollars ; ten copies, eight dollars; twelve copies, ten dollars; cash in advance. We respectfully solicit subscriptions. Fee Bills of Clerks and Sheriffs. We have on hand a quantity of these bills which will be sent free of postage, ten for $1. AH Clerks arc bound, under a penalty of $50 to have these bills stuck up in their offices. Address the Editors of the Stan