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reparaon instantly cleans kid gloves OF any
without the slightest SMELL The glove can be worn -
medaey afterwards Try before buying 20 see that this Is
humbug. One bottle cleans fifty pairs Price nay cents
For sale by all druggists CONTENT, NEARY a CO., 502
Iroal xtnr
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HERBnoST.-At Genoa, SARDINIA, on Saturday. August
20, the wife or A. HEersNoSr, Jr Vice Consul OF tue
United states, of q daughter.
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darnerreotypes anbrosypes The undersigned having
Photographic department and bis Partisan arss
from old place $40 broadway 10 his and
magnificent establishment SO Broadway would cal the At
the ,lc the fact that his galleries and the pic
made them, superior TO anything before
hibed Those desiring photographs daguerreowpes
brosypes executed by artists refined wouk do Wen 10
call Judge for themselves Reception The FIRST
and open from A. ". ~ 10 " W. CHARLES. ~.
YREDEhcEs, date Quincy fredericks) BIO Broadway,
nppnsltc MetrnpolfAn Hoiel.
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Daachel0r's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupcea
Ne superior all others Their improvement. secure
psvSect the natural elegance and duraoih
r. Ills unryaed and only harmless hair dye IN applied 10
kRelve private rooms at BATCHELOR'a E3 Broadway.
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Court Calcndar-This Day.
SrYHmK CoUK1 -Crcut-Nos. 1860, 834, 1856, 20l2,
1907 1879 lo4o le4l 1862 49, 242 2o4S, 2049, 1871
MAO, 2GSs 1854, 1o32, 2o33, 7Ss, SIT, 1858.
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writing fluid mprovedlt is used by all the principal bank
ing and commercial houses throughout the universe i
copies very durable does corrode the pen and by IL
extreme hudity materially facilitates and assists the opera
ton of rapid writing HENRY STEPHENS, rs Pearl street
New York. and Stamford street. London Sold by all sta
TONERS.
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Dveaing Cases Of 80 Compact Form that
mai bev can be carried without the ieas. yet
romplet. and durable. FOR sale A. j. sAUNDERs No.
z Asfor House and 3s7 Broadway.
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The most Heathf,L Food for Summer ar


hn is HECKRRSr farina. Agreeable and nutritious il Is
most admirable preventive and corrective in infants and
adults Of the complaint and diarrha prevailing NJ
thu season.
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and beautiful transforming the simplest glass vessel INTO
richest painted china. easy and cost rtng AL The
teras instruction be had only at CONTENT
NEARY 4 CO.'S, SOP Broadway.
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dollar large. truthful, endurahle. ocasu economical
and mastery works q art equal 70 any French English der
man or Yankee portrss which but which
sold by system Peter Funkism At extoronaie prices
~urr dollar photographs and leave your friends
the AL indi
viua re representative here and hereafter Depo DO Broad
nav
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In six weeks by my onguent which will stain innre
the 81 bottle part Of the country X. q.
GRAHAM 5o01l Broadway; Hayes, It's Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
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A superb Photographic Portrait Of George
Peabody sa banker, has Just been added 10
Of ~ b. BRADY $50 Broadway over Ihomp-
@al oou.
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RIO NORTH AMERICANS OF NEW YORK
IL SYRACUSE, Sept Is lad
The North American Convention which met this city yes
morning a call from thu stale. opnie~
To nominate and Presidential Electors having
iourned night without making nominations Whatever
leaving entire control ol all nominaons 70 the republican,
convention here-so performing their work as may
most effectively dissolve away Amercansm IN snoserytcm
tho foreign element Of their pariyths prosaiung tho
power with which invested 10 promote and perpeuae
true Amercannm In the state majority Of the members ~
that Convention Immediately convened, organized and
pointed the committee prepar. address 10
the people O. the state and N call Convention Of true
agreeing with them In principle, and, like them, set
against tbe transfer Of their party 10 formidable party thf
has often with elements with itself TO
aud IN AZ. VA history has been strong In s
opposition the principles and policy % Americans % ak-
action the exgency OF N. demands the said Con-
ysuon 70 meet IN the cay u Rochester on Tuesday the y
N O'Clock A. NJ The undersigned. in pursuance -
their appointment hereby nveue North Amercans IN each
Assembly district OF the state who H In the above 10 sent
delegates the Convention appointed The Tune v
Short promptly The address Will be issued on SATURDAY
n, WN. WALKER,
EPESETus WALKER
q. EDWARDS LESTER,
WM A. WEIR,
H. q. THOMPSON.
SYRACUSE. sept. L.. 1856.
The several county chiefs OF the A. f. IN the se, appointed
In aid Of the undersigned notified 70 IN state Grand
v. WV. WALKER state g. Chief
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complaint the system, nothing
produced the effect Hostestes vegetable stomach
bers The sale Is immense. No weak emacated
afford neglect them Sold by all druggists aud
hotels BARNES PARK, wholesale agents, New York
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Young Gcnslemen's Hats.
BEkBk co,
ls0 Broadway,
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HoIIo~vay,s Ointment.-ro

HoIlosay's Ointment.-To Mothers.-SOrc
breasts are sad drawback the pleasures of maternity.
This ointment at once aays the Inflammation and heals the
nipple II is equally prop, In its curative action
upon eruptions. sores. whows. aud all external hurts.
Catarrh Cured.-Dr. G. Howard Marshall,
the nfable lung physician the St Nicholas
Hotel New York. 22l. Hours from 10 to 2f. NJ Con-
sutatcn free. DR.. NJ. treats by letter, or in person.
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For Sore and Tender Feet . Certain Re-
medy viii be found by using DR. Bush magic cream nment
Principal depot BUSH GALE, s6 Greenwich street, also
by GtIoN, Of Bowery and Grand street. 1t
falls Price Is
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teman should aress ke An elegantly hainr snlrt
,yacefnl meek ne underware well made rlpves sllcaa
perfumes md perfection IN The details ne are
sNr.neahls ~ Ne rutf r Fa1t~aNr srs wh'
.io.u a 80. st.st-VL H. u. = pa y ! All .
ASasf Lvasv
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TAMMANy HALL DEMOCRATIC REPu 8LICAS GE.
j neral Committee AT meeting OF The Democratic Nc.
publican General Committee held tnmmany Hall on fuss
day evening Sept l6 the following resolutions offered by
H. Williams Of the First ward. adopted by vote OF -
In the affirmative. aud u In the negative
Resolved That this Committee viii sustain The MayorsfJ
Convention which the Hon. ID. w. sckles presided
chairman and which last night nominated the Hon Fernana
Wood candidate for Mayor that thai Convention
regularly In with u
usages o the party and the recommendation Of the aencr
Committee that It's nominations entitled 10 The suppu
and confidence Of the democratic party.
Resolved the aseinbags which last night put forth
the name Of Libby candidate for Mayor irre
gular Unauthorized body not elected BY the people
sanctioned the Organization of the democrats parry. hal
H. proceedings calculated defeat rlar
and 10 destroy the union happily
to ranks. LORENLO b. SHEPARD.
JAMES u. BENEDICT, Chairman
Jons Y. SAVAGE, c..~.,.-,..
AIFRKo CHANCELLOR,
4
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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR-To BE HELD AT WATER.
~ town Jefferson county, the oh q sepem Der snl
Dttcbcr aud 3 lss. Ths wAtertown, Rome aud Cape
Vincent Railroad Company will regular and extra trains
r accommodation greatly rcdu,e raes
In order the reduction IN price ukss INST be
cured before taking the fun fare VIII nc
charged 70 those who have ckcs Tickets be pro.
cured In New york the Indson River Railroad Companys
ticket Office Peoples line Of AZ the railroad ticket
he NeY York Central Albany Uca Syracuse Roches
ter. AZ all the way stations on this rps Rates Of
farc-frorn Rome % Naieri0vn and return, ~ ~ Lave
o.k ard All articles designed for estbiton must nc sent
forward during the week previous 10 the Fair. a.
freight trains will be the road during The
days al The Fair Freight viii be charged delivery
Of property for transportation, and refunfed on return
% articles, with evidence 81 their having been exhibited The
New York Central Railroad Company have kindly oancd the
Of large number Of their and expect W be able
10 procure other roads that We may be
fully prepared 70 accnmmodaie all who may wish y attend
CARLOS DUTTON supt waterown and Rome Railroad.
WsrEsTOwS, Sept y, 1850.
THE BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL 30 uETY WILL
hold their regular fall exhibition OF flowers and fruits
the Ahenmum OF Clinton and Atlantic streets
mercing Wednesday nth inst, NJ r. NJ and continuing
until Friday the 10Th no r. NJ address will be deliver
ed Wednesday evening by George Taylor, Eco Admit,
lance 70 non members 70 cents hand OF music viii be In
attendance each evening
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FURNITURE.
ErAMELLED COTTAGE FURNfTuRR-FrYaAv Ant
III wei made suits, at US first class marble i,p suiss al
SIS the anusctory e34 Broadway below Bleecker strse
Goods safelv packed 20 20 out II the city WV
n URNITURE..wASrED, TO RENT, nv SNAIL
private family, good psrlor and beir1on, rr,
vi ich liberal rent win be secui s n -
cutie " rreferphle. the fnrnHure wtu NJ ~ -
rad 'rhy nseamvE.s. as-. 80 a. W, prOoSyo Post
snse.
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Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
is, ~ and = Beaver street, New Yor

Ibeg leave call the attention Of country MERCHANTS the
following respectable firms In this city who will supply the
tho oyypst mari etp rice
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Gentlemen DESTROYS OF a Fine Article I'm the
way for fall and wnier of 1885, should 10 ESPEN
sCHEIDs No lis Nassau street He charges three dollars
and In broadway have TO pay four or i've he
superior TO the former aud fully equal
~ Ae latter Hats made to order at short notice.
The Young Mans Hat.-slik Hats, In New
psters introduced Their adaptation W young
scn and cher points q excellence as style quality and
them the special notice OF young and
sssnomicsl patrons. LEARY AZ co. Asor House, Broad
vay leaders nd lnroducers OF fashion.
Paris Soft (Fur) Hats.-We have Received
per several Of superior dur soft hats q new
ayies which otter at our counters LtAki ACo leaders
ntroducers Of fashion, Astor Rouse, broadway.
David. 3OI Broadway, Second Door from
Duane street attention Of his customers ard the
public fall styles Of gentlemens hats Gall and examine
iheu and judge for yourself
Fall Fashions.-knox, the Enterprising
halter nj the Broadway and Fulton street has
fa business earnest and his store s crowded
well strangers anxious TO procure his
new KNOX IA always hand and those who buy
once become regular Afterwards Try BIN
sace, win thank for our advice
Young Gcnslemen's Hats.
and beautiful style Just issued by 90
BEEBk CO,
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against purchasing articles pretending to be Of
the Of the balm of thousand flowers for perfuung
he breath and beaufyng the complexion The popularity Of
brought counterfetiers None
s genuine unless signed by FETRIDGE co. For sale by
ali respectable druggists who rown down counerfeers aud
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
INTERESTING TO HoUsEKEEPERs
i Removal Of the
TEA KETTLE
To No. 534 broadway Spring street.
STEPHEN WILLIAM SMITH
Has removed his stock OF
Houseketpers furnishing goods,
Table cutlery,
From No 80 Walden lane 10 No. So Broadway, -
Where he viii have increased facilities for showing hs
Nav GOODS,
And which viii be offered nj ~ low rates
as NJ the Old stand
shipping
Supplied with
Galley and
Table hardware.
Cu,lery,&c.
My wholesale department
vii be much more full and complete than heretofore
STEPHEN WIN. SMITH,
Sign Of the Golden Tea Kettle,
No. 53s Broadway,
Ncir 81. Nicholas and Me1bpoitan Hotels.
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LNIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTioN.-AT A
meeting Of the delegates 10 this Convention, held in
Of can OF the Democratic General Committee Q
Tammany Hail. Hon. Daniel Maher unanimously noni
mated H. O. MONTGOMERY Chairman.
II. DRAKE
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LESSER CO. ABeioneers The sale will e1nmence this
mnsuing wish the invoice 0tPeok Bliss followed by the In
vocr@ " tcknor yields, saxton CO. Garrett Co. Whit
ernore, Nlss Hall. Blanchard Lea Urocker brewster
Ricgrs Kellogg. a. y. Barnes Co, &C, &C.
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MASONIC NOTICE -TIs MEMBERS or MUM
Avn Lodge, No 100 respectfully requested 10
regular communication a. ball 81 Division street this Fri
day evening September TO- a. business u mporuhc viii be
acted uros. Per order, wM BENSON, W. ~
G. N. YsrL.rgr sec.
NlAsoxIc.-THE MEMBERS or NATIONAL LODGE
lV No @ " and A. ~, are hereby requested
late residence IA Harrison street. this lay ION met
O'Clock precisely, Nv order Of WV JONES, WIN.
NEW UTRECHT, l.. I-DocroR THEODORE CRANE
IN = expected, viii take place OF his deesa.ca
brother and be associated fredk g. De Mund who
has already entered upon bis professional duties.
ORANGE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
s w Dc cr nsa y % On The h and N
best and second best poughs the and t ees
he best wors tested by free Tor All ponshs
OrrlcE REcEIvER or TAXES, NO s. CHAMBERS
rubir noceTo avoid the risks hai must inevitably occur
rom he Of tar payers who pm, Oh the latest the
ing rule which WIN be rgdiy adhered during my term q
cnce-I shsI receive no money after clock n Every
officer In Mi. Department strictly prohbed from receiving
s1ss By order. sskRr H. HOWARD sscsivs..
TUE rIrIu ANNUAL EXHIBITION or THE LEHrGH
l County Agricultural Society will be held their fair
on The Isl "a and % day October We cordially invite our
fsnds q The ao9y, ene emo & ~ the esheica
y" VIC "''' ~ II. y sHASrz, President.
T1RoErN HEARTED CTUR.-rHs uPwRFRs az rms
ID club requested 70 meet N Rabinsaus sa
Purcuai attendance is particularly requested ~ orie,
WILLIAMS :. DUKE, President
no NERVOUS SUFFERERS a RFryPPp ri rpu,v
restored 20 health IN few days aer n,uv vs,s,
great nervous suffering s ANXIOUS % make know he
rec, Rev. JOHN n DAeNALis NO 80 ru,,,a srs.,
6seSE.n,
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NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE-DEMOcEATIC r =.
IN publican General Committee OF Iamrn Hail. IN favor
Buchanan and breckenridge, will be in session Ia the b&
OF Tammany Hall, day and after Friday, Seq
TENDER 49, 1856; hours O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock p n.
Citizens papers be taken days before the elecn
day. JOSEPH BLACKBURN, Chairman.
NICHOLAS SEAGRrsr, Secretary.
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ve<ecllv invited to the snbscrbers assortmen
The variety : The largest in the CITY, A. j. sA1NDERs
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Committee ON the
part n the
Board OF Aldermen.
fonmifee - The
Wtr u
Board Of Goa Elm n.
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vOfesThe suberbefs being duy
- depose and say he haiong Of the adult Waters who
vssrd YESTERDAY . the Museum stood ~ follows
ny one vote received with each purchased ticket,
ana noue except adult vsiters permitted
Per Fillmore IN each hundred votes. .......... -
yer Buchanan each hundred votes -
Vor Fremont zach hnrdfe ed Votes ~
JOHN GREENWOOD, Jr., froprictorse 81
a. n. BUTLER. B1nnms Museum.
4 h nsTfbsSs Ticket Receivers
sworn befov. me 18Th day cf September 1856, ssrH y.
LAsr Comm isioner Of Deeds
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MASoNfC-kT A REGULAR MEETING or MOUNT
l Nehoh Lodge, No. ~ ~ and A. NJ, held Covcnan,
Han ~ Orchard "Wednesday evening September
" 100 the following preamble and resolutions
mou~iy aforted;-
whereas II has pleased Architect OF the universe in hs
nscruiable vision. 70 remove from this World late
brother and friend Dasd May whose death
guehanba Pennsylvania IN the month August ls56
fore.
Resolved That the members OF Mount veboA Lodge have
the sad intelligence brother Dayh
May with feelings o. deep ensibity regret and
that in appreciation Of his many virtues
deeply sympsihiye with chil.
dren the sad aiccn which hand Of has imposed
upon them.
hereby ntsd 70 brothers John Naenns Dennis Asher
John Lester. Samuel fasenhufg. Grey. hecdcr WIN Out.
water Joseph Ormshy and Peter Perry who watched over
him with true brothery kindness during illness and after
his deceasc .ornpaned his remains TO thls city.
Resolved That the NJ this Lodge draped mourn.
Ing the space ~ thirty
and resolutions be published the York Herald and Fri
bune. P.W FRANK,
ALFRED Barber, Committee.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-31
Later from Europe.

New YORK, 27.-The steamship Baltic, with Liz
erpool dates to the f4th May, arrived here to day.
LIVERPOOL, May 14.-Cotton is unchanged in
price and the market closed dun-the sales OF the
last three days amounted to 900 bales. heat is
a trae lower, with a little speculative demand sales
of Red at 9s Sd to los I'D; White 9s Cd to lis Sd.
Flour is tr1e lower, with small speculative de-
mand sales of Western Canal at 34s Cd Ohio and
Baltimore 35s I'd. " hite corn is scarce and has
advanced Is; sales at 30s to 32s; mixed has decn-
ed Is, and dull at 293s. The weather is favorable
for the growing crops. Consuls 9S4 to 93a.
The news by this arrival is of considerable in.
terest. A commercial treaty had been concluded
between Persia AID the United States 1t is rumored
that American squadron will soon enter the Baltic
On the 9th May, the plenipotentiaries of Russia,
Sweden and Gutenberg signed protocol at Copen-
hagen agreeing conditionay to the capitalization Of
the Sound dues. Russia is reported to have demand
ed explanations respecting the secret treaty signed
Jointly by France, Great Britain and Austria, guar
anteeng the Independence of Turkey but it has not
affected the stock markets -=ss,--- -a
The Russians, under Mouravief are commencing
new campaigns against the Crcassians. :.
Much excitement continues in Belgium respecting
the French interference with the liberty of the press
but the latest mail says that an agreement with
France bad been come to.
The French secret societies are causing some ANKLE
.ty to the French government.
Affairs in Italy continue to excite much attention.
Caucus had presented two important notes to the
Sandman Chambers sts.s -. ~ $780,
Walkers battle had not excited much interest in
England s5e:.-is =
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franklin Comfy.

The Democrats of Franklin held a Convention on
the oath instant to nominate candidates for the Le-
gislature. We learn that the Convention was a
large one, and that much enthusiasm and entire har
monv prevailed. The Democrats of Franklin have,
now and then, permitted themselves to be defeated
and their vote reduced, by dissensons among them
selves but the unity and enthusiasm now existing
in their ranks give the amplest assurance that for
the future they will prevail all combinations,
and add to their strength for Governor and Presi-
dent.
The following gentlemen were unanimously NOM
mated: For the Senate, Philemon B. Hawkins; for
the House of Commons, DR.. L. A. Jefreys; for
Sheriff, Washington Harriss No stronger ticket
could have been presented. They are all worthy
and sensible men; and their election, which may be
set down as fixed fact, will reflect credit upon the
county.
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THE sEM1-wEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
INDUCEMENT TO CLUBS.

I'm ORDER TO PUT THE PRICE OF OUR COUNTRY
paper within the reach Of every body, have
mined furnish Clubs with the Semi Weekly South Side
Democrat, at the following cash rates: Il
For single copies, $500
p" five -" IL 90
=" ten -s % ~
+" fifteen &c so o.
The person sending fifteen doUars will be entitled to
copies for the subscribers furnished
for himself .
In addition to this, propose send the Semi Weekly
lst of June to the LIST of December e monhs the fol-
lowing inraria6!y cash prices: ..
For single copies months, $50
so
With extra copy for the person sending the money!.
For copies, 10 90
and larger number at the same rates. se-.:-.
1t is believed that the Semi seIy Democrat has tho
largest country circulation ofany the city of Peters
burg We not content however, but desire
still further until every good Democrat in the whole
sOuth-side section, shall become enlisted with
great of Democracy.
The SouthSide Democrat has just been clothed in neat
and handsome dress of entirely type and will
tain in addition to all the latest foreign and domestic news
large mass of political facts and a for and
in the ensuing campaigna campaign, venture say,
its predecessors = s-,sts.
Thankful for past and present encouragement we
pectuy call the attention of the Democracy this secon
particularly to the liberal inducements held out by this adj
verseDent and urge them to speedy and energetic action
only in behalf but frtherance of sound conser
vative, patriotic, national Democratic principles
BANKS THACKSTON,
Proprietors aud Editors.
May "a, 1855. 55-lt.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-31

Acc1DENT.-The cars of a gravel train, on the N.
c. Railroad, we're thrown from the track, near this
place, on Wednesday last, and four negroes were
injured. One has broken leg, another one broken
rib or more, another disocated shoulder, and the
fourth flesh wound on the thigh. Some obstruc-
ton on the road supposed to have been placed there
by some scoundrel, threw the cars from the track,
on an embankment. The train was going backwards
at the time and several cars were rolled down the
embankment There were about twelve negroes on
the cars, but only four were hurt.
We learn that the mail train, on the morning o.
the same day, encountered obstruction about the
same place. rail was laid across the track, but
the pillow threw it off without its causing any damage
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-31

New PATENT PLow.-Mr VIM. E. Wyche, of
Granville county, N. c., has recently patented new
plow, specimens of which are for inspection at the
Market House in this City. Instead of moldboard
this pillow has two more blades, set either hori-
zontally or vertically, for pulver,zng the SOIL Mr..
Wyche claims that this plow will pulverize the SOIL
at the same time depositing it in the furrow made,
instead of turning it over in clods and turfs. The
pillow is light and easily drawn and though the con-
trivance is very simple, it appears to us that it will
answer well the purposes for which it was designed
The discretionary committee, at last State Fair
awarded Mr.. Wyche premium of twenty dollars
for the best blowing. We make this statement now
with the more satisfaction because his pillow was
overlooked by and reporters during the Fair
and because by some means, this premium was not
mentioned in the published list of awards.
We trust this pillow will answer the expectations
OF its inventor. He informs US that he has tried it
thoroughly, and that it works well. 1t is a neat,
light and cheap pillow, and if found to perform we'll,
will certainly be generally introduced. Mr.. WIS
patent bears date, Feb 26, 1856.