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qQe Which ha nalf llIi tytt ihYonie fh B
W e1llY tfsiol iho 1leN yt and plhll 20 tle
QrHhol color % Y5uths Without dtch cover ihl balt
hCii ln 6hoft ilfi ilh iiiltI tot Sriut fsn5ts
pIolentt ~ h.if ilQnf on Rhd ffao
from he lllhy NJ tnnib be q dlyet9 p9ra.
Tullon1 VI dnereht hanelnpW heiOolho nnbel lo kr.
troaAIlYe "a beauilp aflltolt olollo for ne GA
or your ami etudng o. ipptttied BY lie utoJ ind an
are ehlpetulf Invited 70 caatthe Depot and examine
lhe eahglal9 1iladles and gentlemen Of high ftnuto.
ton n Tue honthand WeeL Yberot wap Invented, but
VIII refer 70 hp certificate below or The dlAlLguished
A1stetmanepa SenaiqIi Judge Bree1e, 6l llllnoll
UI.l CARLYLf, ILL.,, Juia q, 1883
have gegp PrOl o WOodan tiqlr Restorative, aud
% Thought prematuTely Coy BIZ BY TIE u,o OF ht
keeoalivo u has ehuued sOoT and have
no doubt permanently %. rL
SIDNRY BRRBgR,
Ex-senator or tlh United Stalba.
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I0l Planished Tin Ware.
m UBT opened an assortment splendid ranshed Ware
consstug ocOhee and Tea UTns, ehafng Dishes, OyA'
Ter Stewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapot Rgg
eO0leB, Stomach wtTneTs, and painted Toilet bets'a
beautiful arele We respectfully solicit tue attention Of
The public TO our varied ard beautiful assortuen or House
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
NOES, Monroe 81, near tie Post once,
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r,i NOTICE EXTRA, ti.9...-
IhaVo email stoek Of common clothing that VIII ia
POSE of e coat Q! even lea1' 70 make room for my Spring
FIS 81 " Anq aooeN ~ a-ol 4 RlnR
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paftlo oi0 ''Y nd y rIoiig ~ ~ ny can Az
tea ~ al SHlllt lil,iI eli1n, palreiaFds ~
Mol ~ allt nplneqls ti
With which their y,jFt VII o dom, rs hsNif1l OH
We llo Flcllltt 70 cAlcel4' no ~ nlA.t .ft
fQd 90 80 EapolkNst
ofsfbEkhti RoT3g5, IA ,
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BAEt Ctef9s, AucfinN BILL
5Olett R603t, DRAVTfCgtTs,
Nnffe FettGHf Boom
IteDI RAIL8oAD HLANfo,
ktcfiti1 q il il6Ttt REdl,IgarI
PuotEnd RuHhONS,
LRtEls, RlECTioH TfothTpi
Ana even ollobdssorpuOn latOrProaa PrAanS Alao
al tinto q r0Et IT, sf ftiti men .lk q its-ue
y.A4egO t,DIgt . ANDDIlU lyt{l{1'
Anbtdsf non ~ iitlpte promptly attended 10 q
y, 81. BpfikRlN 1, TAYLOR 4 40. Il
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=
$4,000
RBN ARD
sm4 M. BALLY'S
f. Ami. l l, DO i Fl
tTON0RRHEA LOTION,
THE GREAT ORIGINAL
ER1NOH PREP ARATIOEg0
GlsstS siIislSrts, Whites, pains il The back aid
Loins SemInol wstkneto, und Jll other
T,IsBHbFRs Of THE URINARY oR0ANB.
Theee Invaluable have now been before the
public Tor the pest Ave yeaTl, aud have become well ard
hvouby hownthal theYdo not Iequl,e any very elubo
rat pate They were Invented by ole OF tile hesi aud
iEsit iSirSdssiion into lie 6SI states, have sSs@sd
eeures, h0h OF recent and those OF long stand
Ing than any other msdlelnes Tic Kind ever osted to
hs public Inhe treatment OF Gone, and Gie.i, 81.
20 LeHeorhetd OF tRhfs Gin omules) teY have never
been equailtd, having cured many cases or nom eight
yearA standing and TIE Proprietor isW rartaHi h to
CUE nine Gates out Of tell taking them on eyepSe.-
They ecnpin No mercury or an other
a. lane mojptfoi The pepahtione now ~ use do, but
on tue E0WNlIyt NetulGlY NeReluuo IN NWelF ululet
WHO srs "a SsisS cannot 70 better ihSa 10 tTy ibe and
they will recommend themselves.
They are put up IN hctles With ll directions ACCOM-
pany Them The Antdoie al ei and Tile lOliun at 90 cts
bolua Ole hottie lasts ten days Many have bern
entirely enfedin tWo or inse days.l
Invented by BE Lily Physician OF que Paris HoSni-
snI nlI ~ 'Ho 10'u
IVY DGRoY 4 Co, GESESGi, AoESTs,
W ~ W. S e!t.J '- a"N " wy -
PTSsinSI betu, ass Broadway corner Grand A., New
VAR " "'''''' ~ "' - i'SN
Sold In Wheeling whOletale md retail BY
{ lIflflf 5Tisl n 4 a. PATTERSON IL co. 500
No 33 Monroe st
I Plttsburf- FLEMING & RROTHHRs, 'Ro 90 Wood
At ami by DTusqists generally jeiB43m
- -srsi ~, $50 -FS@HHI,
Ar r GIC tiEU hEAg
TNh1I6delihlo5 nncdtcnl uouho-EotablSltsd 90
SesTs sSS sy Dr. RiiniSiin, corner Third and Union
''' between Spta.s iHS T,RG' i
,.,i..,,l., n. ~ ~ XII 10, A.. III, ,,.,i.
o. ~ ~ ~ ,,pr s,sss IN
W nj, 5 VIZ"
't,.' H. 49, "a ~ 1,tsi..eiS ~ ~ ,,'ii,
ne. ~, -, ~ o,,, az or,a,iy
sNijnSniSGs6 ~ >'''. m 800"
T,NUENHV VgADo OP EYpRpIRNrE
u, al, i"sHtl AH''i'Ss - - IL 4,
IN we iephSn' on selaes OF 9lasesoS hhStO
S i sluou' has slNueu IN; NiN
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05

fuN VI ~ OAg "a GANAO y ~ ~
,asAanita oONMIss on MEkonANTs.
6iiA mo, IL Cliff 6treSt
NRW YORK.
Are Bole Agents in tho Unlted BtRIcH fer
MuspTltpa superior Bleaching Powder,
Victoria Mills Celebrated writing anera. ~
RuaSoll "a hyperion
tienORce 80 PrtntiIy 7" Htr 'tt t
RawllIs q soma RnellBh Ilssuo "ef tptw
Pirst quality liltTamarille Hue
They are gent for che prime nat Paper
err ihlS country ard 0hor ioF Ralo by ar The most eX
end and desable stock or PaPsr aa PdP AaH.
rnis4s' attrtait that DO found In Ills any oiev
Their business strictly Whiting PaTeTa
are sOlIlb BY tho case only. u. a,
bor extraordinary facilities enable ihon 10 olor ll
Goods both Foreign and Domestic At the lowest possible
pTlcra! sftot
Fapar msdo TO order. any size OF Walght Loeel eu'
vances mad6 on cOislgnnsnls OF Paper Paper haheTR
stOck and other me ClalHllGo i.,l Z
Tile highest MAJ ksl price paid In cash tor al nnaa ?
Rags iii3 tat au8l~tE
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MRTTpTTWN DISDASIS.

DRUPTIV@ DISEASES.
TT las now become settled lse, acknowledge by the
beat PhySeons UfOu city, that - the cure Of oulo
letter, and many other dlseSses BhtNr.lN9ERs RLVb
Bxfh T or HklBkPkRtLLA AND DANpKLi0n IL decidedly
above IN oileV prepaailons Itbpeaka
laedtnd although we have never taken the palma Of hav
lngIi nhbbhed thrOughe papers, or appointing agenio
IOFthS Bae oft, yet we ave anoet weekly reeevlg or
defS nom Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky ad ott9I
rStea 81 nefsb8 who BY soma Glance means have heard
ori0 wonderful curative powers. The following % Tom
Gentleman or Vermont few days Aimee, who used II for
very serious dseasei- s1lI i1taftsI HtIHf
& DkAE DocTo1i rutL
11ITI ID The two bOttlea OtmedeFe got from To1
,yheuln wheeling, have nearly cured moi Please send me
uornS moro b kIprea9. .l fl
Yours Reane1tfuly. 81 ~ lrl. az
Itl6how pfoosibea hy ntAly all The Physleana OF OH
clylrnt 90 qaCk madeleine for we have made them az
oSlted whthe compouant paIlsi and We DOW eay TO all
fneh a. we have hOtt8 Opportunity OF m1king u known
10 & Is entivoS nee nom e mlneyis, not IN
itssl intonathlo Nlh any or tbe pTopaTatlona olO
Slnkl FOteloris solution, OF other PROPERTIES. y i
lobe had at Paxton & Lake's, and 2. Yahrlng andsed
i"AV'''-'' e'1 BRRNTLi SCH & ARMSTRONG,
Monroe street. opposite WtthlhtsUn Han, WheelinsVa
m L. ny u . +. " .r ID. q
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ASalnNREl9 NOVICE.

CIfieah, ID, 1RoodEoW hiythg on The iilh dRy or
- pi 9, by Plcpsr dsed conveyed n trust e ihe
unde fof Ne hnell n liza said Woodrow credit
OTs al 81 and Pon1l and ehosea iae'
lonl AlI Teb0nl ID any Wee ldeblfa 70 thd woodrow
ave REQUIRED 70 make Immediate laIuent 10 me, ana Az
soh VIVA cia M ni said Woodrow aye Toqyyed
In order 70 iecelyp any beet under aAd tInat, within
four 10 hle THAR With ne proper releaieae
cOraln9 10 h6 terms 81 said deed With tie undeItsped.
GpiS 49, AZ y Il GEO. W, SIGHT AssiSiee.p
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1oOLALLHNS q KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL nHALBRi IS
BOOTS And SHOES, MEMS AND
BoyS' Rats and Caps, II The
veil knoiSR btaRd oftRs
RIG r. n ROOT

VNRATe nOwreeelvlnBGrOH Ouf Eastern MiNuhtigt'
Wv establishments one orthe lllgea and beat pil1lt
fedAstbrlthGt OF BOotA aud Shoes, iO Ft aud VIVA
wear over ole cd IN this or any other market lbeJ h
been manufactured to ORDER ACeo'dlng ~ ouI own dies
tlOht, and ave Intended eXpIOsoy Tor retailing Iooa
regular eustoneIs aud al Others who may AEor " win
can, we cali Offer unusually aTge variety OF loohlI
Shoab which we guarantees equAIh quality Of nneraliH
WOTkmanShip TO thUse manndcu ed ln tbs or any our
nArt The United States Our stock will be found oer
alst, u la't, Of the following ssPs0RablsToo
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fRAN ~ ta6ftrtaba tsine = ~ ol'9gi1g Plaee. iu
NttlNnllt Of 1pthoinl nj Moi ~ uli4Al ,ll1 Dfu1
nIri u Tirne I.afcTi KEN > lal rI Nroolll1or &
90 % pll ltChVe % lIodik Yeh leo 4
Cox |eloVlull Z 4 llCtul l.oul iev
81 fho6hiiiN Of Toid & legoii nrl =, 1roi 80 y
tho lytl tore Of The proprietor, corner q 5 And
bli ~ v ~ al Duun.4 9 rttt fy.sEi ~
Afli0iia and jacob l0odiug'u, GuilOni RrlNi It "
(lrsS lei Mia Witnn Strlnger'o, wet Wl-,l-
IN tulely q W, l9rit Qhiq9, No 3 sfss,
lrili lo Va eqp'l9gi We ~ Hlolt ~
viiI rtl-tig ham. CSC PER hoki So lll'
doito 90 Or ofo.l LlultAna W ian5
-, n INV fBO0KS q n
Tphittss toi ais afl kFPlIi, - yolS.
ii HHoadt, kRee1r l1And,"9 vola'
3 iS'iotli, NJ Il
YlNte illitle lgloln # 'is z
SsiSsl,ssisys iss
.ris WiEhk q eotHRkl
iQRget ytlli,, i,,.,.
" tiu li.e lI nno pualiiy and lns Aelelytio
c1iAhV Nnl aoNllfN POM
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Sdddl6fB HardWafe.

btaesisiisi,a Ann COACH TRInhlNe. 400
TURT cyeIsd, laTte assortment Of
ID ard Coach Thinning, COtch ara L65tbeT Yarnlth,
Iiut1y bbVi dbba Spikes, FoOWet CtrTage aud lite
BoiiS Aaeahi8 Irons, Potent and enanalled LeaihsI
md everything uaed By The trade, 70 which we a.
naiallGiI 1907 81 Ola stand, i63 Ntntt.
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YOUTH AND MANuOUD.lL
VTeoTonS Life or Premature Dtdihi Dr. kiikslt on
Sc CFtettFtahOn.- Only % etnil.
It's WORK enilenlly reqllieh. as ieunaO reloTm-
Ing the vices OF the age IN which we live AlaO
NATURES GUIDE, uel
VITA y1ss (l'i (IoG tht PI,II,
letter with tamlttdnet Or o5 Gents, OF tho eue N
noSt sianips addressed to-Dr. KlAkRLlN, Phlladel
phia, Pa will secure cpy Of either OF the above books
BY return or mail, ~ copies viii 10 sent free OF lost
'aSe IOr az BOokselef6 caiVakBe o, travelling agents.
&C., supplied wholstae al Tie rabllsheru prices which
AT uT n etts.s must 6s roS,.pald. JsiO
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18
CAPT. LUCE's STATEMENT!!,


Sinking Of tie SAip-Desperate attempt To sare
His Son-.Son Instantly Killed !-1wful Scene
Ensued, dc. !!
New York, Oct. 18th A letter hasjust been re-
ceived here>fom Capt Jas G. Luce, of the Arctic,
dated at Quebec.
1t corrobores the reports heretofore given of the
loss of the Collins family, and agrees very nearly
with all the versions heretofore given of the terrible
calamity
He then proceeds to say, that quarter before five
o'clock the day of the collision, the Arctic SUNK
carrying down all on board. After considerable
struggling he to the surface with his he
again carried down, but again with his son
clinging to him. Just at this jincture large por-
ton of the wheel house, which whrled about
by the tumutous waters, struck his the head
killing him instantly.
The scene awful in the extreme, and
bcggars the power of man to describe. The surface
of the water literally covered with men, women
and children, rending the air with the most heart
piercing shreks for help.
Many sustained themselves for a while by pieces
of the wreck. The Captain and eleven others got
on the whcel-house and hoated off
During the two days succeeding, all but three
died. Two vessels hove in sight, but the dense fog
prevented their discovery. Finally, the Cambria
bore down, rescued them and subsequently six 9th
ers, from other fragments of the wreck.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18
Oh 9tan0ar0.
WEDNESDAY,. OCT. IS. 1854.
THE STATE FAIR.

At the time of writing this (Afonday) the prospect
IS that the State Fair will be fully equal in every
esnect to the expectations of the most sanguine.
Several lots of fine cattle have arrived. DR.. w.
p Holt, of Davidson, has twenty-one of his best
Devons; Mr.. William Russell, of Caswell, twenty
three altogether some Devons and Durhams. but
mostly crossed; Mr. David MCDANIEL of Nash twelve
head one Durham, one AYRSHIRE, and the balance
Devon; Mr. Turner Battle, of Edgecombe, exhibits
three Devons; and w. T. Dortch, Esq, of Wayne,
n fine looking and valuable cow and calf of the Dur
ham breed. There are also upon the grounda num-
her of horses and mules. Also, any quantity of
fowls, and many more expected; and some Poland
reese, large and fine looking by JAS. A. Bullock of
Granville We also saw good collection of Shang-
hal fowls sent by Mrs. S. S. Register, of Granville
Thrashers, wheat-fans, ploughs, and machinery of
all kinds are upon the grounds, and large addition
IN this department expected.
,Ir Russell, of Caswell, has placed in Farmers
Hall firkin of Durham butter, Durham cheese,
and barrel of -four. We observed also some skirt
ING leather, by Messrs. Gum and Bowe, of Caswel.
Floral Hall, however, will be the centre of attrac-
tion Wesaw there beautifully embroidered hand
kerchief and cape, by Mrs. Salle T. Eaton of Gran
vile; very handsome by embroidered sack and vest,
by Mrs. Rufin Williams, ofthis City and wreath
of the hair of the Cooke family" most curiously
and elegantly wrought. Also, some very handsomely
embroidered dresses by Miss Freeman of this City.
But it is useless to attempt now to go into details
Hereafter when the articles shall have been receiv-
ed and classified by the Committees, will give
them more at length.
The Committees have been indefatigabe in the
discharge of their duties. Every arrangement for
convenience and comfor. has been made on the
grounds
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18
TIE LATE ELECTIONS.

We give in another column, election returns from
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana.
The friends and advocates of the Constitutional
rights of the South in these States have encounter
ed disastrous defeats. Anti-Ncbraskaism in 9TH
words, Abolitionism, and determination the
part of the free States to circumscribe slavery if
possible, have swept nearly every thing. Know
Nothingism has had some agency in producing these
results; but the main element of evil is Abolition
ism. The Democrats in those States have done all
that could do but it was not to be expected
that they could successfully resist Wings Abolition
lists Freesoiers, Know-Nothings, Mane-law-men
and all other isms combined. They have emerged
from the contest with honor, and the South owes
them heavy debt of respect and gratitude Hon
or to the men who have sacrificed themselves to a
love for the Union and for the Constitutional rights
of their Southern brethren
But this state of things cannot endure. There
must come a revusion-the sober second thought
has yet to make itself felt and heard. We do not
despair of the Republic, by any means of the
great Democratic cause. Better reverses now than
defeat in 1856. These reverses may produce better
results in the end than some suppose Reason and
justice may once more prevail, and their triumph
over passion and prejudice will be triumph for the
South for the Constitution and the Union.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18

eE William Darby, Esq, the American geo.
grapher and statstican, diedin Washington City on
the 9th, aged so years. He was native of Penn
sylvania. The Globe says of him:
g He native of Pennsylvania, but in his in
fancy removed with his parents to the Ohio, when
the whole trans-A Allegheny country was wilderness
inhabited only by free and savage tribes OF Indians
Reared in that country, he grew with its growth,
and, aided by his love of physical and especially of
geographical science, he was better acquainted with
the geography and early history of the Great West
than any man we have known. His knowledge was
not, however, confined to his own country, but
ranged through all the world and through all rccor-
ded history. These requirements, ingrafted on a
mind of remarkable vgor and power Of analysis,
rendered him the most accurate historian geograph-
cr and statistician of whom we have ever had any
knowledge Nor was he less remarkable for the
wisdom which he drew from the lessons of history
and experience. lie a man of singular sinceri-
ty probty and benevolence, and was equally de-
serving of respect for his virtues and of admiration
for the powers of his enlightened understanding
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18
DIED,

At his residence in 0nsIow county on the 9TH inst. Of
bilious diarhesS DR. Geo. H. Mcmillan, aged 62 years.
He native of Richmond county, \, c.. and lived
thirty years in The counties of New Hanover and
Dupn, and the last fiji cen years Onslow. Dr. Mcmillan
was warm hearted benevolent gentleman OF pleasing
were acquainted With him win him with Affections
one who was exemplary in all the social relations
Al his residence near Madison in Rockingham County,
the End inst, Thomas Smith, aged 7s wears. He had
been confied to his bed for about yeats By disease
At his residence in the county of Rockingham y. c..
Monday the 2nd instant Mr. Joseph Hofdcrby, Sra aged
eightr -one years eleven months and three days.
At his residence IN Halifax County Saturday The 2Srd
At his residence in Nash County, Monday The 25th n
Robert n NerelI in the 62nd of his age.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18
MARRIED.

On Sunday Oct. 18th instby G. a. Harrison Esq. Lew
is NJ Dckerman Esq, to Mrs. Mary Weeks all of SaInp
son County. 'ss
In. Dupfin county. the 25th nit, by n. Frederick,
Esq, Mr.. David T. Merrill TO Miss Hannah jane youE-
gest daughtertof Luke Pollock ESQ. -
In Baden on Tuesday Inst. BY the Rev. D. s. Williams
Mr.. Samuel Minis, to Mrs. Lucy Plummer
In Badsn on the 18th ult ut the residence of Dr. John
land, NJ D., to Miss Eliza C. Blake -
At FED Springs, R9beson county on file 4.h inst By
A. Fitzrandoph, al of Robesor.
On the f4th uit by the Rev James Stacy, Elias Town
send of Iiarleesyiile TO Miss Elizabeth Erwin both of
Marion District; S. c.. 3
On SUNDAY evening, the 1st irst by George KiikmaD
Esq, Mr.. John w. Cox to Miss Elizabeth Hackney, lauRhA
ter of JOS. J. Hackney; all of Chatham.
In Sampson county, on the 2s h ut, by Rer. G. ".
Huffman, Mr. Alex. g. Herring to Miss Ann r Faison
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18
NORTH CAROLINA BAPTIST STATE Co.

NORTH CAROLINA BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION.
The annual session of this body convened in this
town Thursday, 18th inst. At 81 o'clock, P. NJ,
the President, Rev. James Mcdaniel, took the
Chair, and after certain preliminary exercises
in short address welcomed the members and
spoke of the importance of the occasion. At the
close of the address, Rev. T. W. Toby offered
prayer
We have not ascertaincd the precise number of
delegates in attendance, but learn that there are
about 100 present More are expected.
On Friday morning, the Rev. James Mcdaniel
elected President for the ensuing year, and
Rev. A. Mcdowell Recording Secretary.
On Thursday evening the Conventional Sermon
preached by the Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell, of NAL
eige-subject: Gospel Standard of Christian Ben
evolenc"-text: "Look not every man on his own
things, but every the things of others."-
Philippians I'd chap. 4th The vocal and in
strumenta music on the occasion was equal, if not
superior, to anything of the kind We ever heard,
north or'south.
On Friday evening large audience was address
cd by several gentlemen in behalf of home missions,
and respectable amount contributed to aid in
carrying on the work. Fay. Car.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18

~ The New York Tribune of the 10th is es-
peciay savage the slavery question. 1t teens
with lies in relation to slavery and the treatment of
slaves in the Southern States. 1t is an incendiary
paper, and ought to be presented by our Grand Ju-
ries as such, and burned by the common hangman
What sort of heart must that white man have
who dcvotes his time to stirring up all bitter feel
ings between different sections of common coun-
try, and who pursues a which he knows is
calculated to excite instruction and servile war
This Greeley, VIC believe passes for Christian
and processes t. speak for Christians Those who
patronizc or who tolerate him arc as dcpraved and
wicked he Isl and his friends and adherents in the
free States numerous those of any other
public Remembc", Southern men, that this
newspaper the Tribune, is published in New York
City; and that it is patronized and sustained by
many persons there with whom you in the habit
of trading. Is it not time that Southern merchants
had shaken the dust of New York City from their
feet?
The New York Evening Post paper which pro-
fesses to be Democratic, is much better than the
Tribune in this respect 1t is not such print as
should be subscribed for and read among a slave
holding people. 1t is just as hostile towards
the Tribune, though its manner is more decent and
dignifed.
The antslavery feeling in the free States has in
creased greatly since 1850. What will it be, and
what must be the resuts:of it, Ave years hence
Think you it will abate? Neverl-without union
in the South, and firm front, it will go to its end.
The Southern States, if they could speak now, or
next year, with voice. could save the Union.
Can they do it? Will they? Is it still q" treason
to talk of State rights?-to insist that, when the
Constitution shall have been palpably broken by
the non-slaveholdng majority, citizens of
a sovereign State, and not rebels?
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18
THE MAR ETs.
NORFOLK MARKET.

NUKFULh AI-AJkhEI. = :
RRPoRTSD FOR THE "NoRTH-eARoLlNA sTANDAnD, % -
By A. NJ. MPHEETERS 4 CO.,
Hhokesae Grccers fm&arung f CEnnsi&sfon Kerc1enks
NORFOLK, Oct. H. 1884,
FLoUR-The stock of Flour in market is but small
ira So 50 Family $Ss4 a SO.
CORN-Nn corn offering and we at loss to give
quotations in absence of sales.
STAFES-Are in good demand and sell rapidly al our
former quotations. -,
B. Z. PEAS-Bnt ieT arrivals OF B T. Peas as vet small
sales at 81 rs per BUSH We do think the present price
will be sustained they become plenty
ket y
COTT0N-Dulli no sales of consequence to note.
GROCERl ES-irn. Coffee II q 1917 for fair prime
for Rio; lag. l1s4 to 49,; scarce.
SAiT-ds B. 81 81 a 80 G. 4. Salt, 81 40 n As
1lME-Thonlaston, IL 25: w. C. 1 Cement; 50 90
NAVAL STORES-Tar dull, sax; Rngn 81 So "a IS so
SIC. ~
GUANo-in good aupply at our Iast quotations
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18

A New MISSION. It has been suggested, and we
think with great proprety that missionaries should
be sent to New England to preach the Gospel The
pulpit in those States has degenerated into pot-
cal platforms where reverend demagogues are heard
Sunday after Sunday, spouting orth their ignorance
and spite upon the Nebraska bill That gospel
which is peace earth and good will to men,, is
amentably neglected perverted in their eagerness
10 denounce the political sinners of the South Men
who will follow the apostolic example, and preach
Christ without abusing Caesar the Sabbath day
from the pulpit, are very much needed in New
England. So Weekly Post,