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DOcsor s.dw. Ii. Bailey,
JOHN Fl. HOFFECKER,
Surveyor and COnVcyancer.

WOULD respectfully announce to the public
that he is prepared to attend to the Surveying
OF Land, at the shortest noticc-having obtain
ed many drafts and surveys of Lands in Duck
Creek, Appoqumimink, Dover and Little Creek
hundreds. He will also write Deeds, Mort
cages. &C., with accuracy and despatch.
REFERENCES:-Dr. S. NJ. Fisler, Hon.
Isaac Davis, Hon. WIN. Temple, and Geo W.
Cummins, Esq, of Smyrna, Del
OF All orders left with WM. NJ. BELL, at
the Smyrna Bank. will be promptly attended to.
Sept. 27, l654-tf
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CT iM .lc,unt cost oj"!-IJ4C90

I.a'h i'u9u.!4s'r Ui i'll Hott iI.Ti,,In.. there
;orr ot.Ics i.u u"!. nlrN .i.- Ic;i.y Nn. IA,
np... ti ,.>r' Wi,t,l ,.,,.:.,> ANA 80 ORG ui In,
t,ni. hcn dizzy an. d.ll.t,.ltd.
FOR Flh l. i}Oi.t.Ai,,, G.@nir flushed Eg,;,l III.
hr'a Ii'i:i! a'. a.. " Ga. ..t iIl.t.iit I."nc,-. W
." ,'IH. u iiN" nt.s No d "l clld .i-s.,I u.s.
"a. 3d. se.c,.cI !f.u he ,,.,i,rg e.
Ar.i'y q. ID" s:., .-a", ,':,ner - tl,a :. rr.men"
ilt l. grhNu'-> Cl, ~. 'i at H,.ui,v Iht~ Ij:l,,t
t"r eac's i"iIr -,a., al i.u@ >i.2 as,un.i, wort
i'ia sll, ";G (tH ..c"rt Hi.i rll, dI1tc!, he !o
ID, I.
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Il.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ts'llE subscriber manufactures audkeeDs com
stanty on hand II good assortment of
Moorc's Patent PLOWS, OF all sizes. which
h: Wal furnish To farmer and dealer on as rCod
terms as any other establishment: and would
mere say, these PIows are fast superscdinr ali
others, as they are right Of draft aud easy TO
manage by the plowmar. They received the
premium at the Pennsylvania State Fair. at
Philadel phla, this fall, and at the FAIR OF the
New Castle County Agricultural Society, held
at Wilmington, and at number of other FAIRS
throughout the country.
lhe subscriber Is also Agent for Atkins
AOTOIATOMo or SELF-RAkING REAPER
AND NOV Err, which has attracted more at
tehtlon within the last two years than any other
Reaper and over II use. This is attrlbuta-
bic TO the ingenuity Of the apparatus for opera
ting the Raker-ihe lIte-llke movement OF the
Rakc-the etiectual manner IN which It's work
is Performed, and the general simplicity and
durability of the whole machine. Price a,
Chicago SlS0.
Also manufactures and keeps on hand a large
assortment OF all kinds Of Agricultural and
horticultural Implements generally used by
Agrlculturallsls. Plows and other Implements
made to order. of any desired pattern.
Also, good selection OF Garden, Flower anG
other SEED, of the best qualify. which Is war.
ranted fresh and genuine, put up and furnished
OH reasonable terms.
"A. orders ioF. implements or Seed sent b,
mli., promptly ATTENDED TO.
Persons wanting Implements or Seed vii
please give US call before purchasing else
where. <.- !. ....,-
GEO. CHURNSIDE
No. 10 Orange ST., between Second g. Front
Wilmington, Del.
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Leaf n Err.

:, = F'Rlpzi 4IENDRY g. CO., No. 20 North
Third street, Philadclphia, Morocco AIanutac-
turers, Couriers and Importers Of French Calf
Skins, and dealers in Red and Oak Sole Heather
and Kipp. [Fcb. 21-ly,
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WHOLESALE
Book aEEd stationery House,

IN NEW YORK.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Losses
Make II prViable To sell al very Low PRICES.
M ASON BROTHERS. 23 PARK Row, opposite the
4VI Aslur house. New York. ollcr one of the most ex.
ellSve stocks and in the country Of
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cush Only.
The amount OF Good" Jnr line purchased hy country
merchants is uualy qulle small compared with their
dry goods, hardware and other bills; and this very cir
unsiauce absolutely ccmpels lUlbers In The book h>
ness, Who sell on inc 10 gel larger profits order 10
make up oi The losses M extra expenses necessarily
involved IN n crCtlIi hs ni siuall nmuuits. II Is
also easy iur the merchant 10 make arrangements To
buy his book hill for cash though 1t might HUI he
convenient of him 20 pUIChdsC larger bills III this
way.
These considerations have led adopt IN our
business, from Ih.s daIe January, 1854 the follow ing
principles. vIZ small pr9fiS. unraryihg prices, aHd
atWdgS cash
Beng Onrscl cs the sole publishers of a number OF
the leasing and IHnst tittn$rc gHcibng ScuOl Books
ih the country, W"tl works III other epaftm MS
our lacIiItTes are unsurpassed.
C all upO us srii an order, ad Judge for your.
>clyes,n the saving ypu nanc hy buying OF u, or
| cash worth " halle
Our locatiOn is very central, and rayy f,un! -
Stand un the siur House steps, and Ouk straight for
ward the OF lhc HaIk. aud \uu cannot
avou seeing our slgns. Remember The uainr -
MASON BROTHERS.
/ Peh 6 IS51
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saiaHt GREA1 ET DISCOVERY OF TIiI

saii H. 6KEA1 EF DISCOVERY OF TiiI
AGt"-Pianiers Farmers Families and others tal,
purchase no Remedy eq' al 10 Dr Tobias VENETIAN
LiNI IMENT iOf dyseillefy. ehulIc. crOHp, chronic
fheulnatsr1 tiroats. tOOihiclIe, sea sickness
cuts burns, swellings. bruises, old sores, head1ce
mosquito bites. pans the limbs chest back DE
IL IL does not give relief, the money Will be refund
ed all that is asked Is trIai and Use ording to
5. II is an English remedy. aud used by William
the w. late King OF England, and certified 10 10y him.
as cure for Rheumatism, when every thing else had
failed. '"-'@" ''7+- ~ ~ t.'i' H+.# ---. ..t's. i
Over 10 900 900 Bottles have been sold in the I'M.
Ted Safes. wHhe2l asIngle laIiure. and many have
per bOIe of Group as II certain us II
applied. t -" " 2. .'.~Ho y pJs
IL cures Cholera. when first taken, IN few hours;
IDysentery in hail an hour; I'Ootlache in live min
utes IN perfectly innocent Ia take into raly, and
isrec0mmended by the most eminent physiC m the
UBifed States ''''.til % ft. fi.-1-t a'4 ~Ts
- PRICE 25 AND 50 CENTS. .... ....,
DIR. TOBIAS cJuId fiji a dozen newspapers with
certificates and efiers laH 10 the wonderful! erres
accomplished By his tnhtehi but considers war; mt
ng Il saffirieif tlA PersVn who dOes not obtain
relIe need mel pny ior It .I-.LC-F Its <
DIR. ToBlAS has ,,ul uI, a HORSE LINIhIENF in
pint bottles whel.is warranted cheaper and better
than afy other iUr ctoiiG sefseles old sores gals
s~ eilAsgs cuts brslses. 81 20 Price 80 cenhL .
ssls to -,efssl,soas . DIR TOBIAS oFflcE,
g.ss $40 Greenwich street, New York.
Jan. 20, lo34-eov ny. 80 .l11l.l1Nt
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list of Gifts:

iro '.n."". 100 lU,OU
80 elrgnuI Oi rlm lu.>.la p.ruIl al,
frames siZc jNi i,'t't caCi. IGO 5Gtt
leo elegant pI f'l" ny, 2At II. each. - 5Out
$50 slrrI p atc Uigr WINGS, brIaI. is roi.
U.ci IA OH. rich gil iai..,> ia %
inches zach, 10 5,oot
10000 e;eg nt Il, ol rlatc Eugravmgs.
cOlO'Ci IN uI., ~ tho Was n,stpt
MununCid. %tN2j Hci.r, each, 4uUUC
23i eco o,,e ilals t.ngraNiu.'. from lC0
different i';lj,s, NOW IN Ioss, SION
"i and owned b, lhc ArliSs { mon
u. hc IN 'rE,l'Vlluc oi, from 20 cis
Ia q o. each, al OuI
rSci'i,s swclmg, il 3ist 81, N.Y.
ClN, f2OOC
- hrLdI.g 'o.s ii 10" ans 10! ~. Y Y
cN. each >. NlIo Il .tc,p 1000 81 90
IhO iit1 SITES continue ,arh In,Otu -.
II. IN the supur'r at New YORK city,
..5. md CnmnIGl % u - mIguIticc.lt
view ot tl,a Hudson River aud Long
Island Sou'"i. at 500 100000
20 perpetual lonl> ot cash, Wihuut in
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@E e. ~ @

AMMUNITION, aud FISHING TACKLE
o. JOHN KtlDr-R. Manufacturer BGd importer %
Guns RIhrs. rs DIS aud all kIlls OF SpOrlHg Arga
raIus, coHs amIIy hand and lor sale the M Cor
OF Secna'. and Wai4ut .Icert, Phiind2Ir'ua WhIrh
ean sUd 'lcs le retail aTy csiab-
Iishtpent Ot the kinh az ihe l. ). I.........
he FranEiu tnst :utp 1T PmiadeIpltIa awarded to
hun lf,-..., ,tNU.r 81, media -
1.4| .I,- 'f -.i.tt 'b.'
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Nem and ssOYS C!OIi,TS"

ENERYBOiN Should embrac. Iii; opportunity 10
- buy CloIhIHE for Men and Buys, AT GEORGE
ClLINS CHEAP tL"rnIAG Establishment. 5. T..
CORNER MARKEr AND SECOND SIS Puiadclphin
embracing rl'"irc OF the nr7I uusi dcslruhle and
Fashionable Dress and Frcck Cuats. Habit Cl.lIi do
Linen Drilling do, IM"c'!s etc, with great variety
oi BOYS CLOTHING, consisting al Sack Coats, Poikn
Jackets. MoHkey Jackets. mnHc OF Tweed, !.incH
Drilling CluIh Alpacca. Kersrl mere. Doc. KIN, eIc.
FURNISHING GouDS--t,nnSI i4ng Of Shirts, Stocks
liandkerchieis. eIc all Of Which unprer at the
LOWEST Vossibe rash prices, and cheap any olser
Cl0Ibng Store IN Iht linen.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing. are earnest. in
Viled 10 examine the K.
~ 'Ouhry Snnkcerers can be accomm ode
very lew rates.
GEORGE CUIIN
S. +. corner M;rkcIalid Second SIS.
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'iaA

tth ulse rsie sUie age nj iOr rcruvta, .oS-
~ penmsnL III ph,iad,l. hla, has a arge stock of
fUkE PERuslAN GUANO on hand, nhcII he offers
% farmers and Dealers, al The lowest cash prices, in
ti1 & sun purchasers.
S. J CHRISTIAN,
Doe Agent for the Peruvian Government. in Ph,adel
phia. No 4S North Wharves. aud 81 North Water ST.
4 Jan. "a. 'a3m
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Their power the above d eases Is net exceleJ,
u CIunhcu, 10y an, DIitr preparation IN the United
STATES as hc ctes attest, many after SklIful
pa, >i,Ia.,> had huco.
These l.tvis are worthy the attention of Invali1s
Io,ts n4 4cI v.u,s Ia The lcaiIon OF the liver
and !r glands the mosI searching powsF
III weakness and all cons ol Tie digestive organs they
are WI a.. .I,. certain and pleasant.
Yt$ttnrnY trom Dtiar0rc and Maryland:
N,.iht.ci I.,.4i llc ici.ca e.. August ID, 1853,
Az: So I'D !t ~. YOU lhtl have used one bot
tc"I sonr Gr..rau b.,t.ts ot lhc Liver Complaint.
~ Il ':,N. l,ad alc:f Ic..ci thorclrcn Pease send
aio 4 t., H..,t IL, AID .u..o q Ih. Tar Ointment"
Gus. Inl,a.'I !. .t'hI Nd Jam 5th, 1850. Iaid
NJ, UI'" q i.J at IA Ne received more benefit
u.r e,.c, jt.. "ily o.lyr ~ have taken Tor
:.e t,-:ri =. ...t t.N' lr-c.s.r
q. i..,t .'.. a.. .Ii u,.I :, Nd March l. 1882,
~'.C: a,Nt yu 49,. a! j. ur tIu:,Ids BHers. Ii
t.- .tEc', M,i 81. as "a .ii.s.::cl On "
.,,..f. '. I,"j',r, r,..... l, Sc 20. 1851 SAID:
! .lu 'r'.'.,: '-. A. 't' t,,A.n linir!a. 1h' 1rH
,,..ii:n .. ~" >..is, 81 ,u
'".r b.. ktu- ,t..,,., anne. d. June u. 1872
. 'i' i,it q: a.. l. c-tCt excellent
". fi,'...''. .,"s H.,. Ain " c.a.scs hIs cOu-
r. a-.,i. g':t w.. ia. e. tree from ali injurious
'u,".r limt.ljui>. aiWaj sire * hon.
...l r''r tan-.t ,.l... ih, SYST, IN.
.',-.. rs" ..t ..Iug-.>s N alt the principal
u. t'a b. al,.j ,.Ic> 4,I. sior, X, eperl IN
,"Aii eel 20. ,d ~:ti.
i's... - cruis per bottle.
Ia.-..e H. .DGhN COD, SMYRNA, el.,
ri .. ) D...'i.N, }i.Imsro,, Md.
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#.t.ifFEh y HAHLEF.
G'!:~A:: [Eatv:.v., x .Ecwcl-y,

5!:s.n:: LEatv:.v.. x .ErwcI.V,
g UltFSAiI. AND RET All atIh,.. .:Ph.L
! ...tt N..,,ch anu srWrttv STORE Na
ut.-c. !....
.... I.,l,. ), .,,..c-, .A.l .eNc!l,d IS cara,
c,.,, S2s 10
.'.d i.rpa.r, j. K. - OU
,'.'"r 49,. :, Ia. Jc"ci.ca, IL w
saver i"tn". lrM">, SO
-. '.'.'' (, .,ta'tH, 40
'',& :. .'c.',, 10
rIne SnNcr, "" ! 80
''." t''.r.t".,. 3 -
..#itr-' l..ni Irncis, 90
silver Tea N,uuI:s. set, SO
'o!1 T. H~. MI itn'.' ":H SILVER I!u.Ger 10
tuid Flfir"r i'!e- 81 crH1> 10 80; Watch Glps,r
sam. l<4 Gents. lcut r. J., LIuri Do other arlIc in
.r3nrui!. AH ,1 ,>:,rr;.ilcG bc " hat they are
.',.iIor SIAi tfF.ii x HARLEY
u haud, sone Gol,, and >tiscr Levers and Leyrrs.
al ioMcf ti"" ite "H">c Prices Aug. 81.
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h.m nted4 loJ4. only .iIen for Iut tnls
aid Rifles IA the United States. ..
Krtdrr'- ) ,nruHg Anecdotes. n.'-PreeSIs f
Ad!re,e JOHN KRIDTP.
O... ..a .,.a. Second aud Walnut SIS. Phila
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Ores, and Cloak trimmings.

80 N.'o'N EI.i1i = l'S'.N littiii4iii -.
Nj. -yi CtiES\Ur sTiEEI,
l;ol a !.,'yc.th.
AND 80. t.1>ti Iii ~EtDNN =tI;i.,T
E.,uw ) rn.r, l'l.ll1. lPAa.
We lu'. IT, a'trt'.o: Il. or cuulp...:,. it..:a;:
;,--orlul,.n' 81 II j.;>ii aG.G :,!I.h BiNDlAtu,
i'rn.4,s, ,t'b... ..t. :'laptr I..m.s..--. -.
o"u ..,. "r.t.,u aa. ....Y. .'5i..
w. ttt5rg- ..>...,.'s.. II F.. t,.A H..r, .u;.r.
j. 4. MAA} Eli. !, SOS.
23G t3.+'. a .'.,., .aa t.,"4tu ~ -'rr,.
Dee. Is !~5i-.1l. i.u...o,l ph.a.
A1IEIGCA7> III II&L:s
= 1 y a
VIE Amcnran Ar >, ....a ,.,'.li re-: .c,if .
aiuual.yr 70 ia. i,2"'s- Of ,lr I il;,a surr. -.
lAr ta.I.a- llat ji.e, rf ~" "t ct.iI,Hjt. I,>
tor he I'm ag's l"rt.ho:l Iac ,nuiu-y ad III ill.,
view {" ciab.iA- tN, i.Ht 20 Ic,niir ,0,-, 4 ti
ga.r nj I.a,,.,t .ts>, IS thc fn-t ArtsJs of Il
A.r t''t i>e ...'!. ia ,rirr ,,r. can r,lc
s.yt s, tor ",r E.sr'st AID thus iol only ~,
rinP!", mrni " large n'.'i, .r,,, anal ulnr> ai
H. .r tt.f..- .r t,.,t ia B. i.-t. .or i!,> ar;
Irr>,m 80 Tic atac.sct, oi jtclr cn l;vna> vlt,I
ZJU.UuU Ut tie ~ are sold,
Smyrna times., 1855-03-07
The Annual Meeting oT the

Capital subject to. meet losses, $3l.33064
The Company has sustained no loss by fire
tor the two preceding years just ended.
A resolution was passed by the Board, max
ing all policies heretofore issued expire on the
first MONDAY of every January, at II NJ, and
requesting such public buildings that are in
sured by tn. Company. to have lightning-rod"
placed upon them.
The following constitute the officers of the
Company for the current year:
President. DR. S. VI. Fisler, Smyrna.
Treasurer, James Cowgirl, Dover.
Secretary, George B. Dickson, Dover.
Board Of DireciorS.--Dr. S. NJ. Fisier, G.
w. Cummlns, Jas. Il. Clements, YIN. Dcnney,
James Stats, Thomas r. Bradford. 5. NJ. IIal-
rIngtOn, james CoWgill, George b. Dickson.
Surveyors heretofore acting for the Company
are Continued. also, Thns. Deakyne. OF Tho
roughtare Neck, and Marion Green, OF KEN
ton, are sppo nted and are authorized agents Of
the CuapiIy ~ !lakc su.t rS, y {.
NsB f7Sev r,d good trlv+Nrg aren.s want
ed 10 { a" 1 .:"i',:. .ar"a.a SUSSEX "!G
he couae.es Nona ncr1 opp.y but r spon-
sb- and Competent mcn who w'fI obey nstruc-
LIONS. GEO. B. DICKSON.
Jan. II lS55 3m.
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70 norrciuaI buns ~ cash, Wilhnut il
tCTus uf sccurIiV, Oi $3.50 Cucl
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NJ UsTANG LISIIMENT.-The best LInil
nisat now .In.ilse In store and for sale by
THOMAS MAGENS, Smyrna, Del.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Disease
of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising
from L Disordercd Liver or
Stomach, such as Constipation,
Inward Piles, Fullness. or Blood to
the Head, Acidity ofthe Stomach, Maui
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness,
or weight III the stomach Sour Eructations,
Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit of the Sto-
mach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
difficult breathing, Flutterlng at the heart,
Choaking or Suiiocating sensations when
in Il lying Posture, Dmness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever and dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency Of Pcrspration, Ye-
lowness OF the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs &C., sud-
den Flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imagin-
ings Of Evil, and
great Dcpres-
sion of
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-10-10
HOLD THEM TO IT!

Some of the Know Nothing leaders appear to he
restivc under their title and striving to appro
pirate to themselves the great name of American"
party. We uniformly speak of them as Know Moth
ings, write of them as Know Nothings and treat
them as Know Nothings. That is their title, and no
other. Their attempt to change their name, and to
assume to themselves that of " American is alike
an evidence of their dishonesty and reflection upon
a majority of the people, who are Democrats. Hold
them to the name by which they were first known
the name which they themselves assumed, as the
most knowing the shrewdest and the most appro-
pirate one they could adopt.
Twelve months ago the question was, Are you
Know Nothing ?"-and the answer was /" I Kaow
Nothing about it, Know Nothings, then, let them
be- Let us think of Massachusetts,, of the Nunne-
ry meanness of abolitonism of fusion, of hatred of
and opposition to the South in the free States of the
Louisville riots and murders; and then let US think
of the Know Nothings. The Tories of the Revou-
ton and the members of the Hartford Convention
became at last ashamed of their treason and wished
it buried in oblivion; but the remembrance of it
would no and will not die out. So it is with Know
Nothingism. Hold them to their name-hold
them to the record, darkened as it is with their
msdeeds and their falsehoods and give them no
quarters. Welcomes for the repenting prodigals-
for those who were deceived into the corrupt organ
zation and who come out of it shaking the dust of
pollution from their feet but no quarters to the
hardened and incorrgable demagogues and sycho-
phants, whose sins all the waters of Jordan could
never wash away. s..
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-10-10
WAKE SUPERIOR COURT.

At Wake Superior Court in session this week,
His Honor Judge Dick presiding the following State
cases were disposed off,
The State vs. Wilson Jordan and Lavina DeCosta,
free negroes, on charge of murder; Mr.. Attorney
General Bachelor for the State and Messrs. E. G.Hay
wood, Marriott, Battle, Cantwell, and Fowe for the
prisoners. Verdict manslaughter as to Jordan,
and the woman DeCosta acquitted Jordan will be
branded we presume, and sold for the costs.
The State o. Henderson Prince, of Harnett, for
counterfeting. Found guilty, and sentenced to one
hour in the pillory and thirty-nine ashes For the
State, MIR. Bachelor, Attorney Generator the
prisoner, Messrs. Busbee and Battle.
The State os Lizzy, slave, charged with killing
a negro slave, foreman of the hands. A submission
as for manslaughter on the part of the prisoner
The case was not considered an aggravated one, and
the punishment was, therefore, only nominal.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-10-10

Especial Correspondence of the Expressl
Fears Realized -Disagreeabk Weather-Ners. .Jroms
Norfolk Discouraging-Conditisn Of Rec. Ar.
Jackson. --
WELDON, Oct. 2.
Dear Express II regret to state that the fears
expressed in my last that the weather would operate
against an abatement of the Fever, has been fully
realized. '.'.'. ' l,r 80.
The mortality during the last two days has in.
creased, and several new cases have occurred So
long this weather continues, need not antici-
pate any improvement or abatement
In Portsmouth to-day the weather is quite Shove.
ry and sultry. They had nine deaths there yester.
day, and two at the Naval Hospital There were
also few new cases.
The news from Norfolk is anything else than en-.
couragng. The wife of the lamented Ferguson,
President of the Howard Association, has followed
him to the spirit world. She was buried yesterday.
Miss Catharine Redman, of the Female Orphan Asy-
lum, is also dead. She is great loss to the Nor
folk community. Mrs. H. B. Bagnall, Miss Della
cey, Mrs. Dubbs, Mr.. Talford, NJ. n. Hooser, Mr..
Skinner, grain measurer, and some or 10 others,
have died in the last 4S hours.
In the suburbs of the city, and in some of the
principal streets, hear of several new cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalrymple, are still sick and the
Rev. VIM. Jackson, Pastor of ST. Paul's church,
continues quite i'll.
Yours &C., G. z. II.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-10-10
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-The American mail steamer
has just arrived here, with Liverpool dates to tho
22d Sept, one week later than previous advices.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. 22.-There is no war
news. 1t is rumored that Baron Propesh has srriv.
ed at Paris with the ultmatum Of Austria which
if the Western powers agree to, she proposes to
send to Russia. If the latter refuses, Austria will
take sides with the Allies and declare war against
Russia. b.
Mazzinis revolutionary manifesto to the Neapol-
tans has been published.
Manchester advices unfavorablc. Money mar.
ket excited, but advance Exchange had ad-
vanced. ---. ..... .--
The rates of interest at Paris had advanced to
five per cent -s.":
1t is reported that Russia has undertaken to me.
diate between Denmark and America. .s
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22.-Cotton is dull prices have
given way to Id; sales of fair Orleans at 6sd,
fair Mobile 6sd., fair Uplands 81; Uplands, mid
ding Cd. - ...'
BREADsrUrrs. Spence & Co. quote
-four as firm with an upward tendency sales of
Western at 3S 39s, Southern 3Ss 4Os. Wheat.
American Red lis. Sd. 3d., white l2s.; Southern
corn trHe lower yellow 39ls., mixed 3sss. SETS.
Beefis firm. Pork trife higher. s... .;
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THE STATE FAIR.


We are gratifed at the increasing interest in the
approaching State Fair; and feel sure, from nforma-
ua received from various quarters, that it will be
Ias equal in every respect to that of last year.
iae assembage Of persons ought to be larger, while
us quite certain that the varieties of products of
+S Soil will be fuller and more abundant than
heretofore.
ine people of Raleigh, we know, will be glad to
w. all who may attend and we feel confident there
'll De no lack of Accommodations They are liber-
anu hosptable-but some of them, it must be
'sSssa' are wanting in public spirit and personal
~'eg. The Chairman of the Executive Commit
Dr. Crudup, sdevoting all the time he can spare
'H hs other duties to preparations for exhibitors
'S'tors; and he is we'll sustained by the other
~sneers of the Committee. ..
nv ia'iroad facilities for reaching here have been
u''a'y Increased since the last Fair; and we
Ia wi iafge numbers of our fellow-citizens both
s", -, "s East and from the West-while those of
N. I'll VIII pour in, upon former occasions, by
N"s'oh load. Let the South come aso-let all
Ih;s conveniently do SO, join in this annual ex-
"'"' so ful OF present benefits and of rich pro-
N" y" 'utnre improvement and prosperity.
s,, "' annual Address will be delivered by the Hon.
~. AS hUFFIN, of Alamance, who untes to great
s an intimate and practical acquaintance with
'''snce of Agriculture.
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H The particulars of the fire in Salisbury, as
published in our last about the same as we find
in the papers of that town. The fire occurred be-
tween one and two o'clock on Friday morning. DR..
S's insurance is said to be s., 900, which covers
about half his actual loss. The mail matter in the
Post Office was all saved. ,..f f..' ..<.:., ~ IT,.
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NUMBER 1894.
rELEGRAPHED FOR THE STANDARD.
Great Democratic Tfissnsa,h iss
G RGlA!!! 1'h- es-'
COLUMBIA, 3. T., Oct 4 -
Gov Il. V. johnson, Democrat, is reelected Gov
ernor BY five thousand majority. Five Democrats
and three Know Nothings elected to Congress- -.
GeorQia Elections.

CHARLEsrok, Oct IA far as heard from the fol.
lowing are the majorities for Andrews, the Know.
Nothing candidate for Governor: In BIB $50, in
Auscogee 800, in Spaldng Ss, in Monroe 800, in
Taylor so, in three precincts of Houston and the
Fort Valley precinct 43. Trippe, the Know-Noth.
ing candidate for Congress- has 70 majority in Fort
Valley, and 4S in Spalding.
Chatham gives Andrews s21 and johnson, dem.
ocratic candidate for Governor, $40. Seward, DEM
ocrat for. Congress, has 20 majority.
Richmond county gives Andrews $50 majority !;
snd Lamar KnowNothing for Congress, has ma
jority over Stephens Of I76. Democratic gains are
reported in Columbia, Burke, and Jefferson Mus
cogee gives 800 for Andrews and 1877 for Hawkins
Rnow-N -Nothing) for Congress. =
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MARRIED.

In this City, Monday morning last, by the Rev DR..
Mason, Peter ~ Hale Esq Junior Editor of the Fayette
vile Observer to Miss Mary, daughter of the Hon. George
E. Badger. .'--
In this City Wednesday morning last BY the Res n
F. Reid, the Rev. Wm E. Pe of the North Carolina Con-
ference to Miss Virginia c. Ramsay daughter of Mr. w.
j. Ramsay. . - .. - ~
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Latest from Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Oct There have been three deaths
by yellow fever, during the twenty-four hours end
ing at to-day. This shows that the disease is
rapidly subsiding. Several stores, which have been
closed for about two months, re-opened to-day.