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have spuriou TO take Internally Dr. Tobias has
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~ TcSs' IIos LnImen, pin, Bottles
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VoHN y. eonDoN. GHoCEa AND COMMITS
- MISSION MERCHANT and dealer IN s'sl' it street, near
he S'sssnss Hos Sasi; lor s.s ,,.o..
Iesf. orsssd oI,esl',.i .aa gos@.,sd ssE.r'.
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speT@ sSd ida@sn,os Candles.
Brown and Fancy Soaps
aalr Leather, good and damaged.
~ siE~s Plat, Ropnd and Square svedes
American Hammered, f.on
English Refined,
Engitsh nd Rolled
EnNtiah and American Bilrtsred Steel.
aerman, "a sl,ear Steel
Brosd Plough Iron from n ~ inch,
Anerican English nd Russia Sheet Iron.
Oval, Half oval, and Hall round Iron.
Nail Rods surdts and american
Rand. Scroll and Honr Iron.
Shoes, assorted
ID
TIN piate, P1g and Bar TIN.
ah-et Zinc, sprlter md rpelter Solder.
ahsatlug, nraalers and bolt Copper.
NcCormict and Palmef's Mould Boards. d.. ...
~ psricuisr stenoh rvsn us ae Of Wheat flour
Country Produce generally. as9s
an HHDs. CLEAR SIDES, without = b., r,eslvins,
w for sais JAs WINSTON
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w. p. PEmk INs - CO.,

w. p. "a . N a. o.,
No. iN EAGLE SQUARE,
a AVE opened this day In Dress Goods
u II Plain and striped SILKS, 62A eents--worth 81.
Large stock rich striped and plain silks
Neryr DrlAines t
flounced Silk and vAlenuA Robes
Plain and striped Nalentias
Plain DeI.aines n l9A cents, cheap
Merinos at % cents yard DO
Hoop and quilted Skirts
Black and eoinred elastic Belts f
Gold bordsr-d . I 4
rands Ill Neck Ties ML
All Of which marked prices
IRON, STEEL. TIN PLATES, &o.-E. SKINNER
u 4 CO. No. 80 Gary street. offer hr sale
English Refined Rolled, best brands
Common English Rolled
we'll
American Hammered
Roun nnd square Bars, all sizes IRON
Oval, Half Half Round
Hoops, Bands, Nail Rods
Sits Horse Shoe
American, Russia and Engilsi Sheets
MAYORS nd
BIstered Steel, made Of surdish Iron
Tin Plates,
Pig and Har Tin; Shrxt apt Slab Zinc
Aso-a full assortment Groceries, Gndn0, DO lyi2
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ItE INsGRANCE.--
L. THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY"
This ~ mutual anon
It annual pays Insured
living
IL has paid In Richmond for losses ti08,se0.
II has paid In the stae Of Virginia tiSO,uO0
II has capital Of than t2yBDp.OOO. d II
II has paid In dividends ver ssOn0O0.
No Company affords advantages better security
b. W KNOWLES, Agent.
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AT REDUCED PRICES. EXCLUSIVELY FOR GAS ~.
INTENDING the house. (noW cree.
on adjoining present purpose conducting
the Dry Goods trade scale anK
Interests In business, offer stock reduced prices
THOMAs u. QUARLES,
nn3-2w 2xq BrnAd street
n AIDES PENS, Commercial Pens, Iridium Pens Feet.
Pens. Gt Pens; Accommodation Holders Taper Mold
bone Holders Rosewood Hohirrp Holde. ia
Pocket holders Fab,s Pencs
pcnteTs Pencils Pocket Tablets &C, &C for sale
T. p SEMPLF. Druggist,
nos asa Main street, b t~.,n o., a,J ion
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EN.L.su DAIRY CHEESE, 900 b,zss Buetvhsss
SSss ''''' DEvEsroar lLLts o. \.
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dsrhook lN. ~ Sentinel. dated Jaiy 81:
cure Of Commonplace has recently sesh .a+e,sd
related 10 By Dr. H~rrick. eminent physieAh
vhom have Formulation TO r~Lr. yosns iady
had aborrd under Affection Of the
her the reach madeleine
sud Cor bottle of wisrARs BAisAh OF WILD ciksRr,
The lady experienced rvilef
bottles .aeee..v. procured and sdninssd sAs =
happy IN th> restoration OF hsAlth"
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UNflhHAHl OFTHE MEDICAL ,Os.LEaE
w NlNiN-Ihe lnhrmary connected with the Medical Col
g. located 10 the city Of Hicmond College
sitan
An requiring Medical surgical except tie
and those Admitted
into the Institution The accommodations for the
The patients under the Of Professors
Ee The attend Physician and Surgeon visit their tive
wards daily, and u dicy ali mrmb-fs ohe
~ called consultation The charges COR board,
tenanee surgical operations nursing and rendered.
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Private accommodations, to
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AuvrIoN SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WIG
x ...l Az. s r, ~ ,L :sr.r..
A m asss; ~. on. s 81 sS acre:
IS likely ehd TURNPIKE CO.
s.-A, "w.n.es Greek" plantation, In Charlotte seu.,y,
Buckingham eoany-,ob DC .o'd by III. sherid
c ,s; .n ss By Sa %ssS GU
IA mss, Of rSos, TO acres "a r,syy.ns ,hs lls OF
Terms sssl liberal s. As,'s by Wa. Risen
1 by ss f S ssiSs s Sa ss ss
sh farm Of aoOe. 20 80 cleared central
read ~ miles below Richmond with excellent dwelling (
ION rns tract in Chesterfield county BurfOo..
ali mite. iry The G. u and ~ from ssnmSsd
day-ru.,rv. sale of,he pa. B.rn.J
at The eonsr Of Cary aud 9h streets mi. city, a. y eoek NJ
& o s,,s'e 10 ASenIs s0any on Jsns river
dwelling harm etc. also tie stock, implements,
sale Of ITO Of Green Spring
Louisa county with dwelling etc Also nine valuable slaves,
tract Of $40 acres. only 30 clear d. balance heavily tim
Sers IN Hanover county, about 10 miles from Richmond, tie
sale Of esh, valuable slaves. a, po.-e
2o-rwO tracts In AlbemA.e county, Bell contain.
The Mn T.ae mile, from seO,'yie with large aOgr and
nsan~ie Advd by ". Hassriair Alb CO. ''''A''"
osthOase; also 70, bbl stuck, Advd
Acomms .ale Of Of timbered land acres.
less, Charles county.
2i-rrustevs Of Cneuding .laie
the lower Of Buckingham
siyt Of Geo. A. Matthews, trustee. Terms liberal
same -ay-Commissiones sale Of u
CulIrper county upon the Rap!dan river See adsi
fSu -Commissioners
residence Of VIM b. Coleman, decd in spoylvania county
adv't
dsy-Commissoner res loo clear
ID the Dtnve railroad crop,
&C.
9Th Hobson Johns tobacco factory Danve
Lt unning the factory, aud lot aud dwelling
See adyt.
acres, called Dunnivan Hharlott.
county mile. from the H-w be sold the O. H by william
rArd~el. trustee
2d.-saIr % 300 valuable negroes. HALIFAX N c.
Ser advr T. Drvrreux
3d-In county miles several
preels Of land mill, Ae See sdvt Of r. X
P.tteson Co
uth-A Of Relt county, miles
Richmond the X. Y raroad-for sale privately
while by a. A.
1Tth.-At Weldon, N. O., OF SIS acres,
rn Land " ao adjoining tract Of a2a See the advr
% Jno n. Ivry. @. y.
sThA plantation containing s,@o North Alabama.
Jan. 9Th, 1soI.The Buckingham called Selma"
containing zoo about half In woods Advd by
Irving. conn
Nor 6thSae Of auction Of Davenport
Allen Co., commencing ct iU O'Clock ID.
lOh Truies sale f the machinery Messrs
Hams foundry, OF Cary aud 9th
i4th Sale OF MILL engine and boiler ~ miles from Ne
ierrn depot, ON u u. r.
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49, HOllOWAY,sp -psicst- Females -he
debllnat~d By complaints peculiar
hs erran>iios Ar. uniformly relieved sy n ror
flashes siek heads
they safs and reliable nnsdy Bold At The
No 81 Maiden lane. Neg YORK. and No st
25c.. 62kc.. and ti psr PIT
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UNNCOURAGED which pubics.
Ia Of LEsLiEs ILLUSTRATED NIwsPA PER uich 10 nov
stns IL second voume the Proprietor has dsned
III. numerous subscribers portion Of his pod In ia, following
manner
E,ry subscriber vi his money returned By the next
mall. aud the v BE- Grsfcssv his
seription. XXX.
ed aud the sent Tor sx Month, when they o.
months shsn they remit ~
livery subscription, received otheru hi,
once. ~ Spruce Nsu York. u tsp BIZ
the Proprietor himself
The Prise nsmes. -i be TO- 3D. So 10 So o. 10 ios
In zach hundred Persona obtsnng Of es, viii
have their returned and the e. above
Persons obtaining follow thousand
dton TO the return Of their
The following prires:
No. 100, Lady's Gold Bracelet
BOO, Genti-m-n's todd watch Chain.
Boo. Gohi watch (eiti,rr LAdy's
G-,l-msn
600, LAdys Gold ChAielAine,
ovu SILVER Tea spoons
I" 6p, isold BrvastP Pm
=" I0b, Gold Watch leither tady's
Grntlemsn'sl
500 Diamond (either Lsdy's or Qenuemansl
soo u liver dessert spoons
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-08
Wake County,.

We give below the official vote of Wake County
by precincts, compared with the vote in August
last.
The result in Wake IS highly gratifying, and very
creditable to her indomtable Democracy. 1t raincd
and storlned all day, yet we have given Mr.. Buchan-
an the largest majority cast for any candidate
in the County, and have made gain over Gov.
Braggs vote in August last Of IA votes. Compared
with the vote in August, the Democratic vote has
fallen off 221, and the K. N. vote 335-showing a
total falling off of $50 votes The Democrats of the
County generally have done we'll but those of the
Joel Jones, Osk Grove, Eagle Rock, Forestviile,
'imnis', Nat. Jones, and Raleigh precincts de-
se.ve special commentator for having increased
their vote over that cast in August A number of
persons, formerly Wings and Know Nothings, voted
for Mr.. Buchanan. We record this fact with pleas
ure, and trust hereafter to have their co-opera-
ton in the great of the Constitution and the
Union. They will never regret their course
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N. C. Baptist State Convention.

N. C. Baptist State Convention.
This body convened in the Baptist Church in this
City on W ednesday last, and the delegates were
called to order and welcomed by the President of
the last Convention, Elder JAS Mcdaniel Elder
Solomon acted as Secretary.
The time was occupied in preliminary arrange
ments and the Convention adjourned to meet in tho
State Capitol at half past on Thursday morning
At night, the Introductory sermon was preached
by Elder j. B. Solomon.
On Thursday. the Convention met in the Capitol.
Elder j. Mcdaniel was elected President and Elder
j. B. Solomon, Secretary. The annual repo,to of the
Board of Managers was read, and the usual commit
tees appointed.
Elders Repiton and Tobey brought to the atten-
ton of the Convention the subject of Theological
Seminary for the Baptists of the South and South
west. Convention in reference to this matter is
to be held in Louisville, KY, in May next in con-
nection with the meeting of the Southern Baptist
Biennial Convention. The delegates to this Con-
vention appointed and instructed to represent
the N. C. Convention in each of these meetings.
These are Elders Bradford, Thorn, Mitchell. Pritch
ard, Hooper, Mcdaniel, Skinner, Canister, Jordan,
Tobey, James, Dobson, Wingate, 7. H. Prichard,
Solomon, Wheeler, and Repiton.
Among the visitors from other States We may
mention Elder T. G. Teasdale, D. D. Of Washington
City; Elder E. Kingsford D. D. of Alexandra; and
Elder A. NJ. Poindexter, of Richmond, Va.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-08

Up to the time of going to press we have heard
from thirty Counties in North Carolina, showing
the following gains and losses compared with the
vote in August last, when the Democratic majority
was 70, 594: Mr.. Buchanan has gained BS votes in
Orange. 1T in Forsyth, 46 in Davidson, 57in Meek
lenburg, 40 in Halifax, 100 in Johston, Sc in Edg-
combe, IA in Greene, sse in Guilford. 10 in Cabar-
rus, Is in Sampson, A in Brunswick, II in Wake,
46 in Warren. "a in Granville, l2s in Frankln-to-
tsl Buchanan gain, ,42a. Mr.. Fillmore has gained
C. in Rowan, 6 in Alamance "a in Wayne, leo in
Cumberland, z in Nash, ~ in Jones, 1872 in Chat-
ham, 81 in New Hanover 1872 in Catawba, q in
Lenor, 246 in Cleveland 2o4 in Casweii, 1t.6 ins
Rutherford, s8 in Rockingham-total Filimofe gain,
1,51s-makiDg clear Fillmore gain Of 95 votes.
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Bragg's maj 40l Dem maj 458
j 1t will be seen that the Democracy of Charlotte
have done nobly,-gave Buchanan majority of 301,
being gain since the August election.
Charlotte Democrat.
Davidson.
"Glmer's maj. in Davidson, says correspondent,
was 376-Fillmore's is $50; showing gain Of As
votes for Buchanan" Where oh where is Gen. j.
NJ. Leach? Is this the way Americans" are to
"rule American" We congratulate the General;
and yet We suppose that Mr.. Rayner, who was up
that way speaking for "Sam," aided the General
somewhat in gaining this loss.
Warren.
WARRESroN, Nov. x 1856.
send you the state of the polls in this County yes
teray. Notwithstanding the nclemency of the day. the
Democrats and anti-Know Nothings have covered Them
selves with glory. But for the rain majority would
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-08

Gov WnLARD.-When the Know Nothing row.
dies tried to shot down Governor Willard at Lexng
ton, Kentucky, on "Wednesday last, the Governor
said he could excuse them al |; they were only mad
with him because he beat an Abolitohtsts This re-
proof taken in connection with the recommendation
Of Prentice to the Fillmore men Of Indiana to vote
for Norton must have been very cutting one to al
honorable members Of the American party. The
idea Of insulting, in Kentucky, the man who in In.
diana beat the fanatic who uttered that famous il.
cendary declation, '.thst he would rather See the
Ohio River fow with blood than that one fugitive
slave siouId be returnedl" what can Do the matter
with Kentucky and Kentuckians that such things
can be-" Ginsiassati .EaQxiM.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-08

NORTH-cARoLINA ELECTIar NEWS.
We give below extracts from letters from, various
Counties, received up to the time Of going to press
The Buchanan victory in North Carolina is signal
and glorious one,-his majority cannot, xethinE,
be less than TWELVE THOUSAND, and hut for
the storm the day of the election it would have
been twenty thousand. -, -
Rowan County. =,
.EneloscdI send you the Official vote II this County
in town fell of nearly compared with the August cleo
tion The creeks around town full that many DEM
ocrats could not get to the pos - We have gained
lss votes at two precincts in Sany County we have
gained m Daye Cabarris heckleuburg, Davidson and
Braggs majority in Aau,ance 27l. Notwi,hstand-
tanning the August majority. This we think is admirable
considering the bad weather The water
high that could not get the polls fair day would
have increased our majority least hundred"
Orange.
A friend who sends us the gratifying result in
Orange, says, " Glory enough for four yearsl-Or-
ange is all right True-Orange has done well-a
Democratic gain of So.
A correspondent at Chapel Hill writes US as fol.
lows: All here, who capable of voting, or of
influencing votes and who took part, were up and
doing carly in the morning. Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather, and the bad condition of
the roads, there was full vote polled-mach larger
than that in August. Mr.. Buchanan received a
much larger vote than any Democrat ever got here,
and the Wing majority has been reduced from 81
to 43, being Democratic gain of A votes.-
The young Democrats here got up procession
of about two hundred of the admirers of Mr..
Buchanan. The stars and stripes, borne by .
gallant Mssissippan oated at the head Of the COL
umn. But for the College rules, preventing poti-
cal speeches at the University by the young men,
we should have had number of addresses. II the
Democrats elsewhere have done as we'll as they have
here the State is safe for Buck and Brock by large
majority"
F0rsythe.
friend, sending us the vote of Forsyth, says:
!" Know Notbingism sickened here when Gov. Reid
spoke on Friday, and on yesterday it died." For
syth has done nobly-a clear gain of III votes
Mecklenburg County.
Below we publish the official vote of Mecklenburg
County. 1t will be observed that the Democrats
have gained 81 votes since the Governors election
The day was rainy and very inclement, but for
which fact, no doubt Buchanan's majority would
have been greater. But we arc perfectly satisfied
with majority of458. Well done old Meckcnburg!
AUG. 1856. Nov. 1856.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
BUCHANAN CERTAINLY ELECTED.

The following dispatches, received just as VIC go
to press, show that Mr.. Buchanan has BEEN elected
by the people:
WASHINGTON, Nov. Z, 1856.
Editors Standard: Fremont has carried all the
Northern States, except Indiana Illinois, Pennsyl-
vania, ami New Jersey. Illinois in doubt. Mary
land for Fillmore and the other Southern States for
Buchanan, except Louisiana and Florida, from which
not much has been heard.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov Z, 1856.
Editors Standard; Kentucky has gone for Buch-
anan by ten thousand majority, Tennessee by ten
thousand, Indiana by twelve thousand, Louisiana
by fifteen hundred. Illinois has gone for Fremont
by ten thousand.
Buchanan is certainly elected
Mr.. Buchanans vote, according to the above will
be about 1853, Fremont's l25, and Filmore's 8.
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MlrcHEIL's DIssEcTED MAPs.-Our thanks to Mr..
Turner, OF this City, for of Mitchells Dssected
Maps" of the Southern States. But what, you will
ask, isa "Dissected Map?" 1t is map on paste.
board, cut up into various pieces and the child is
amused, and its ingenuity excited, by putting the
pieces together. These maps combine instruction
with amusement, and will no doubt be very accept
able to children. The plan is spoken of most ap.
proVingly by many of the public Journals.
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RoAD.-Attcntion ia invi-
V'te t" the we'll written and very satisfactory Re.
port, in today's Standard, of the President and Dr.
sec.ors to the stockholders Of the Raleigh CASTOR
Railroad Company.
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The SPLENDID RESULT OF YEsrERDAY.-The Dem
ocracy of Richmond have covered themselves with
new and more brilliant laures than ever. In VOTE
which is only seventysx less than the vote of last
year. the Democrats have increased their vote Bill,
and have cut down the Know-l othing majority Of
97S to the small pittance of 1884, In every Ward
the Democracy have done their whole duty. In JEFF.
ferson Ward the Democracy, for large portion Of
the day, kept ahead and at the close Of the polls,
the Democracy were only beaten eleven votes.
From every portion Of the States that we hear
from, the Democracy have gained largely. Our Of
fce until very latc hour last night, was crowded
with the exultant Democracy. Rich Eng.
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Presidential EIeotion-Thc Result.

Presidential ElectiOn-The Result.
At the time of writing this--Friday r M.-our
intelligence is by full, yet have enough
to justify US in the opinion that Mr. Buchanan has
been triumphantly elected by the people. The tel
cgraphic line down at various points on Wednes
day, SO that no news received either here at
Petersburg or Richmond the day after the election.
We give below despatch dated the 9th, and one
the 6th-and we expect another before going to
press:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.
Editors Standard: All the New England States
and New York have gone for Fremont. New. der.
sey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware have gone for Bu-
chanan. The news from Indiana, Kentucky, and
Tennessee looks well. The Democrats have elected
twelve members of Congress in New York, and the
member of Congress in Delaware.
Buchanan certainly elected.
PETERSBURG Nov. G.
Editors Standard: The indications are that all
the New England States and New York have gone
for Fremont Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Louisiana,
kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana for Buchanan. The
returns from Ohio and Wisconsin are favorable
Maryland has gone for Fillmore. Virginia largely
Democratic.
Buchanan undoubtedly elected.
Mr. Buchanan has certainly carried the following
States: New Jersey, Z votes, Pennsylvania 81, In
diana ID, Illinois IL, Delaware 8, Virginia !5 North
Carolina 10, South, Carolina s. Georgia TO- Florida
3, Alabama 9, Mississippi 7, Texas 4, Missouri 9,
Arkansas 4-making 40 votes. And he has, in all
probability, carried California votcs Louisiana g.
Tennessee IL, and Kentucky 12-making in all ia
votes, being majority of 52 and % more than
essary elect him. 1t is possible Also that he has
carried Ohio and Wisconsin, which would increase
his vote to 2O2.