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IN Der @tnfamfet ergeben, Die nit tbhen OF bis 3u ibrer WtaHns
Bartlett aufw adf, unb psiNe, tpenn ntbt IN ~8eb0ri8er Belt al.
|9elegt, nt6t nur ernfltde 6inpernite herpprruft, fpnbern du6
8erdnlanuns su elmer Nete BON anbaltenben, perfansIt6en
.un6 Serbeerenoen Qeibenidaften etebt.
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ereeben fennen be ~traurieen 8Dl8eh baepn, Bis tie baS ner,
pOie S9fer. s~errattet Fnben, fIempe uns unertldrbare Mufre'
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gum @tubiren su %beFsiben, ien s@ritt TT tr1se uaO [6paS
err TT bumnt, unenti6lpden, nnb sset lebf in ietnen @ersna.
Wenn Ct ift BON bteier @ewppnbett IGsret6t, ebe bteIeIbe tbr
S~@Itntmfes pplbfd9t, uS perbetrdtbct I'D, 70 tit feline &be
uaftn4L bar, unO feline Uernunft fost iDn, OaB bieles bur6
lstne friRere GpDrbets peratia6t worGen 1T. Dtefes ftnb
tra9tun8rn wel6e Bite Mut nj ertfamte
stIer erwefsa ptlten, bic d. in am,
Bebaltet eS i'm @ecddtniE.
.EDsrisniss, nel@er, f& untsr Or. aintslin's Sepantluua
Ifeat, tann 8emtlenbaft auf fetne Gbre. ais Gin Y%tepermannI
Seimaias Ss nDS Sr a. En NON vn S rt V StnFsIfss p ~ieaaIs e rIS gt S wr
Deu, ietne ~a8cbnune TT felt ben leBien spansta 5atrtn an bel
". ~" @de Dn Der Dritten uub luipnlr. swiIhen Sprues
nnb pine, philadelphia, pa.
Srante III elmer Gutferrnn9,
Die tbren Gan etufa@, ~perbusbrn NIT alleu itrSn @smpiemeu,
In elnein Srtefe mtttbeleu (mtt @etIhlug etptr Werautunal,
tDrnen Dt. Ntatelins WtephtneH ~tetuaemah unperSdaltd nab
iebem TteiIe Der luton, ehilptter NH etr pea pbtr 0yprse
unb 10 atpadt M, &haeea NIB p~leualtrbe ~ pstpiteu, ubsrs
lenpet trbolten,
lelel Suaene une Wtanubarfeitl |
Sin fraltppllee peben pher etu fetbseitiaer Tph.
Alntslta absf @slbislpaltnna nur 70 0sNts,
WfeIt, WtIhf ffnsn we 10 1T @tanpa enEbdttft4 Nfrkth
nit IN aspsaetf peH nil stasn TyempIar pepll&ert,
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9teaer'e nerbefSerte ST. h,t i IN

8ieie Mialdtme m,trbe mad einem unpartbettfden @erlu6t
GS 1T %unnrtbis, S0n ben gerbienften sa fpreden, ba Seren
gorsdgltSt ,t1, s ,axs sasn ar anssfs n 0aour9 R~iaidagli8 bessusi
rfs betnabe BON alien an6eren sufammen eenpmmen. gpir s -.
lauben uns, 9abrtfanten, 9flaa8er unb 5 a m iIieu
auf be G9atia9e aufrnertiant 4 H. %faadenSas BITE farsli6anse-
sersinfadt BADEN. Ste ltefert Jest bOppelt 70 pteI Qrbeit ais
triiber unb lit bic etnsiee Mafdtne, bic feline pnb erObe yabri.
tcte entnpeber In 2etnwanb pber 2eber, ndben fann, ais wetn
tsin lnterfdieb TN Material mare. I4e fnb nit Der sr66ten
Srrofalt unb ~bauerbaft gebaut.
gBir fnb In ben Stan6 8efeBt, nniere NfafGtnsltt unter ltbe-
fden. per(Snea, Ste untereepr6netere Msaldinen inter benz
Der 8iDigfett gefauft taten rerben etnen fpl6en
IaufdN fetr DDrtbetlbaft fnpen.
Musfunft Uirb nit benz srUBteng}ersnueen tn unierer 0fft
Yer. los Balttmrreltrabe, Baltimore,
ettteiIt s. So. @tn ser u. 60.
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Dts erlOene 0lebaide, weIte Der cute @eiatnad a%nStDeilt
pGte Serientse nur trasen, Der fe eeptnnt. Der @srtn8f
unlsre befen 8rdfts su unb Serlaneen Won ttnen tetne 9esab-
iune, penn fe utbt Dbnts sufrte6en eeffelt fnb. gDtr bdben
HetS etne Nmsmabl Der reid ten s dncps IS { + 4 II Re NIT
: 9 n,mst. gagtsr-, @a$, !, s$salsat sSs gerIs a ;g%s rate I'm
sa' essnlS e. sn i g II : !, stiS,n TSrt ts SS S%SS rsiasd' s Sts.
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Sfboono uao 0Iufmnft Ser @ifcnbabncnac.
Ar Wenan %ccrteirt. -NA
Baltimore II. DIN. GiienbabH. (GartOet Dcppt)
absaus Der 8ass mad iSreSsrid, sambsrlans, aDessltua &c.
$50 Is Maprssns 80, Nta&nt. A.
Na6 dfbtuetEn.
SRoroens 4 Is, s unb To- NaGmtttaeS 3 unb 5 30,
@pnntne6 nur WipreenS A IS.
@pn QBafbtne tim.
Mlprotns 6 umb S-&adntitsaeS 3, a d uub 5 20.
GCnnta9S rur 9~tadmtttaeS 4 90.
gbilaOeIpbio Giitubobu. (8rtf6inttr. DepOD.
Wa8 @9ttahsip bta. :
@rpreeSmg Nlg z 3o-9ahastert. NlG 10 15-@o6ti Mb D Az
aeapumGnOptiUassue mad SuSre @aGmiHasS 4 3D.
@Dn @btInteIp6ta,
FMpreenS S-@ndnittoes 1-Nben6s il.
@puutoes MUIR MbenbS IL.
Itdets: @rfe RlaHe SO; swttte 81. Cir @tnwan0eff ~.
g2Ortberu Geutrol GilenbaIH. (galDert 9eSOt).
Sad aprts WSprsens s 15.-5GsrtsbGrs fspt mt oaf es 5asssn
mao sIgsss, ssnSspsssr giitsbnrs une Dem SDtften in 9srbin.
hnna unb trtft bier Elm, Wa9nittaes . a..
Mon Norrtsn @a6tniftaeS 3 lbr (aussenDmnten Spnntae).
@S a. bSrrisbare absnOs 10, ftsbt NIT Ten Big. Der Veanf.
Sf4SsnSokn mod uap pom 9it'Sbura in 8erttnbuna.
Die 9dmsfss Ser ,esisiOn.siais% q59sn tasli,@s, nit Nus
ndbme bs Spnnta8S, NaGntttaas upr Spm Werfte an Der
DamPfbpDte mad Nprfpff
oehen tSaltm, nit Musnabme bS Spfnta9s, Na6mittfes S u.
POM nntUa.Dpd, am @nbe Der @%pncprSRr. mad ROrfplf unSI
grn Nsrfoif ae5en bie mad 5aSen r~etfenben 9aTastere per
GtfenbaRn mad QSelbpn, q. g., Setter, BON NO Fe nit Der 9pf
mad @barlefen fpmmen.
@afern n6 80 efern Sbpte.
Die Gafetn Shore Ddnpfer o3ueb Senttns" unb uGtant.
pipa" eeten MpntagS nnb Dpnnerfd9e Z Hbr NfDrgens ndG
Sent Sslapb, @priica, Openers, 9arrtlSn's. Sanhtne nne
&telftrtEwn as une taminen am nGmlt6en Gage Suruf.
Gins bapgn aebt Srettaes z ubr WtDreens moo Anndpplts,
gDef-RiSer. 81. N9tdael's uno Iitlst &iSsr 5errp a6 unit
tpmmt am f~sleenben Gage surnd.
Or Ddmpfsr 8ent sebt mad BEN G1sptantsStper mis fplst,
Bon Baltimore Dlhw0d une Sdmfa9 Mprgene z II. mad
Gentpn ub 9SnOtnes, inbent er cambridge II. @af2n berlhrt.
BON Denton ytaUntasnno DRnnsrFas pts. y. nag gal1S.
flag, MUrssn6 s utr, mad epefer @iSer. IfSnta8, Witt.
wp9 unb Sretae, Ntpfeens z ubr 5urId.
dIttmpre unb 9aturent Rtber.
Der D6mpfer ,9lanter" gett POM Wfdt9idn6 06ertt teoenI
6anfas. MprsenS 8 utr, mad benz Yaturrnt 5luB ab. NutI
Ter 2udfa9rt eebt er Srstta9s sS SeneOis. aa0 OOa oeaeOtctI
Der Ddmpfer spatursnt" 8sbt POM @tarslanO gBerft isben
Dtenfdg umb 5rettag WDr8enS Z ubr rad Gdtrs0aSen ab u.
f1brt MittwpGS unb Sanla8s sntud.
Ser D1mpfer yNfatb SDafbinetpn" 9ebt Spm Stadt~5abdt<]
Wadrenbauie gO. jeben Mtttmp@ Mprsens z ubr mad Benz
paturcnt Silver lber plum 9ptnt 40, nb fDmmt S%amfass
surlf.
Ba1ttmpreunb SrebertfSbur9..
Der D6mpfer ,Niretnia" gebt pom Qiettfras zen. QDerft iebenI
SteiaS Mudmittags 4n9r 40. 3urid ipntmt er Spn 8rebe,|
ftfsburg isben Dienfae Na6mttta87 2 u9r.
Der 9dmpfer Columbia fobrt je6en SatnFag Unit A ubrl
mad WafttnetOn, AIeranbrta un6 @eprsetprn.
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bpn
Ornamental, Carver, Siloer &Spie9elrabnten,
Se N d G unb t dIfent d { 8tlber lowie aud etnek
arpsen 0crratb BON @plb unb S'lberrabmfn fur Spteeel
as- stlber &c. wertea tets fauber unb-f&Rn %sinssr's Vt.
Sunt ii -tp.
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SSSicbti0 fir W;imtpamDerer.
- 80 - - -
Rsue arrangements fir Ginmanberer, bic mad

Ntue arrangements fir Ginpanberer, bic mad
Dem g8eten gu reiIen pinIden.
gpn tsuts, ZEN 9. @Ossnbsr an, M tpe ea.a.i Os gtasanberer
D EN- @rpreesu8 ~befDrSert. Die 8abn btetet oaburd, ben Smnt-
srantem einea erB @prtbetl, ais irsenb etns
anbere 8abn, aud 1T fe UNI "a Wtetlen tlr3er ais jebe anoere
. abn mad benannten plaben, ais:
|Pitt8burg, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort Wapne
6 b cage, Wsilmautee, @olena, Dubuque, 9
Saul, Jfpd S8lano, Burlington, Soma @ttp
Innb metben feBbalb BITE NIT Der Nprtpern Central gabm Sc
Iaenben YerfDnen 10 Siunben fraber ais lite NIT aneern Bah
men @ebsnben bort entrefen, au6 werOen 4 @lal ptnteer bic
. asen babel sswe6 lslt. Die 8abn 8iett bur6 benz 9Dafen
lbetl D0n Sbtp. ale 9dnje @ntfernune BON Bier bis @bicaep
tt sca ~ Wt I'll Das @spdf wirS bier sssei9ast (narteD) uas
Rad Greitline, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
polls, 2cui8pille uaD ct. eDuis
perben eDenals Yaaastere b~ef5rOert unb fur ibr @spGd
tet n e weitere r~nlabunse feien berednete Dte @aTasiere
fSnne nit penn 8 ubrs, pber NbenbS 10 ltbrs Bug mad alen
peflt den Yldseu se1en, Dbne unterpe8s aafsepalten su per-
sen. observation-disclosures werSea oerfaaft IN Der Sffee bs
Ioenten. Sobn s. 8aIfcr,
HAS So. 25, 8eaS-etreet, near gDatsrs gDarf.
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p. Lenheld Perkins,

QidtbiIo . Wt.riotiir > WdIlerte,
t%ouIyln. BulIbine, IL NptbUR.@de Won Raltinprt- uub Rcrn.
iast, 9~tatnabtr SEM Sun Srpn 8utIbuns." &tneaps II
i~crbhra6t. = DdS GDttttr ibt tttntn Gin FuB atfbts 0ittbn
aIbss. VrOmptt gtbtenuna, 8tItofeit Enb grunbfns.
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Oen4fel,e NSnfff;citmn0!!

eA ,eioe btermit an. bag PER- . b; &rbr IN YPtlanslpbta
mir Ste a~lentee @sentur Der Ntnftiettnne ueerIfasen pat.
o D. " y be,sbit baben. dA at mid sa member unb Die riidite.
6snben WImrnern In Gmpfane 5a nebtten.
w. -. q. S6mtbt,
Nasnt Der beutfacn Muftssttuu9 fir. Baltimore
xpbr5.S Np. So, Nprtb Sd n ffraBe
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Thompson q Oudesluys.

Thompson q Oudesluys.
SO. 81 Sap @a9fr fin Scr 0Ste bse Gufpm~SpufesI
.bieten gum Serfouf an:
gBtIScr's Watent Salamanser. safes, Bic 1928 Gnhal erprVb
pnb ftdbalds sefnnben wcrben nnb. Bernet en3ltfGs Na9elt
as Sptfe. @uipsu, e~ewdlStcS ellen, sebGrnette Giftnt6bren-
fur Gas, Water uut Dampf eneli&eu unb dmertfantf&sa
ppbraultfGen 8tt, feusrfefs 3~teBelfetnG, @uB-5eetnes, mic
&bareDal, SEA- @pal II. T.. 10. Berner fabren Fe bier in 8altt~
atpre eentadtc Speten, S9auftln unb IeumutS, fdotttl@es
Vile III Jlaihen, Site, QDtpSf9, fbptttf6e urb anterttdntfhe
sticue 8cNel II. +. NJ. - MQe biefe &rtiteI fRb b~efdubis an
6arb uub biuto ann gerfauf. t6Sent, IS
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Enhrx s. reffp
@er Gtfenbabn inS

Ca BUR beIpnoeren SenntniBnahnte.
@inmanberer nnb @etfenbe fpGtsn febr Sorf6tts fem, ebe
fe Tire 8ilette faufen unb fDlten btelelben MIR BON fold en-
aneefelten 8edmten taufeu. welde Spn ibren1 @ebaite Iebert,
ntGt absr BON Natlern pier 8wif6entrGeern, la fe fpaft Der
@eiabr ~auseefest fnb, befaptnbslt gu nerSsa uno tbr @elb
uufonf %aus8eben.
Durdfabrts=8 iQette
mad alien Gbeilen bs gBefens itnb gu BADEN Bet
Gb. &. %ilcebranbt,
@enedl-@mt8ranten~Mgen Der Baltimore unb
SbtD-Gtieubabn+
SaasotS Scr. 81, Tbame8tr., Baltimore.
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VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf benz alten @lase
Np8. 1, 3, 5 unb Z, 9toro @utaip StraBe,
aeoeuiber BEN @utans6puie, Baltimore, Dt6., tSteber erDfnet,
Ddufenb fur bic auSeebrettete @bnnerf6aft, weIGe Der fri
beren 8trnta wGbrenb Der festen IS Sabre gu Gteil putbe
madt Der untersetbnete benz pnblttum Die t%rsebenfe Nn5eist
bog er fell benz IDDe be5 einen IbetlbnberS, 3rn. SenrpGdbie
bur6 befen Gpb bic G%pntpa8ntc eelSit Dprben mar, ben eanser
bebeutenbcn @prratb Der NOD unSplenbeten 9tanp's. 9plt uni
anberern prdpartrten Ntdtertal fduFtb an f@ eebra9tb pat; g,
wtrb beSbdlb bas. 80 e{6dft tn benz dlter Stple tn benz frube
rem @ef6GftslDfdl fprtbetretben unp 60 t9 CUR Muf8dbe ma
den, oaS Stanp thinner mebr tn ieiner TeaenbunG 81 Serbsf'
fern.
tawarase, nate Baltimore, bat er cine neue grpBe Sabrif In
SIb-@utaphraBe, NIT Der 5ronte na9 ,g0elttrase errt@tet, IN
welder CT cine erDBe Mn3nhl Der befen Mrbeiter bei1aftt9te.
SIN bteler 9abrit werben ptanps nod elmer nenen scala Sc.
fertts, fir wel1e er bel Der MuSfelun9 i'm Wtarplnno~Snft
tut, no bte befttn Snfrunentsnma@er aus BpttDn, NepsgprI
anb 8a ,tintpre IA pianps %ausaetelt eattet, pf 3 . d I {
9 Z q m lie erbtelt.
Ser Musfprud bes SnRitatS nurbe tars nadBsr bar& bts
Snbuffrte. @usfteluns pom 8iGmOnb, 8a. b%efdtt8t, no ibm
benfauS bas c r f & 9 r q m II m ertbetlt tpurbe.
Dur6 biefe beiben @tablilentents TT er In ben 9tanb 8efebt
ale Muftraee, NIT pelben er besbrt Wtrp, aufS Vrpntptefe
IGe tn biefer 8abttf s~stduten YtanUs paben Sple etiernc
9fdbmen unb Gnb IU cDntruirt eaB tie Bet nuBerprpettlthet
Dduerbafttefett hte Retnbett bS Zones bewaeren uno tee
Yianp8 auf 8e1feDun8
un6 tun feter 6Ols> unb 8audrt wcrben 6eItetert+i
Die erGBte Serefait wtrb ant bte Asbstt uno anf bic gus.
aus elnem @tdbltfem ent berSUr8ebenhe .Snftrament Die @ar
ante abernebmen, baB fs eae @t8eni6aften etneS Guten Yta-
QQe SnRrumente aus raetner 8abrtt perben fur Saprs
BON benz Sag beS @erfnufeS an 9arantirt.
8elDnbere Mufmerfamfett tptro anf bic NuspabI SDn Sn.
frunnenter, nclGe tn elmer grrBen @ntfernune perlenbet per.
ben, Serpenpet unb Elm gprre0t bs nntaui3es tnnerbalb 81
0tphateu Sprt gerfaufSta9e an, miro Settattet, ipate en Sn'
trurtent ntGt ~ppltGnbtg b%efrtebt9en.
{b}- @rpBbGnpler wercen ppbltbun, bet u1S Spt;v9re9en
ebe tie Eb dnberpartS untfeben.
8eRdnbts s~rrrdthtS ete Nusnabl BON M GIBBONS
BON ben beten Snltrumentenrta9ern Su $45 bts 5000.
{6- 9 tanpS wer6en UNI 8etGufd DIT, auSBe
mtettet unh actin IT,.
&T& Atnha e. Nn
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Ssass0 M'g kkOEeI

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(Maison allemande & f~rancaisel
Gs ett e, natt s. EItba 40 . uub stptf6en So rItb6 =. unt
@&5frabe, 8elttrtpre
Mtsienos NM 9~pE8aa8tt Fabtn an, obfsenp las &c bic beRsauf.
te's Die tstsnGtttdnst sa pabeR une ~ isbe9 5tnnbf Sc Iaati
tsnh Hap oerxarts sefpttft retrbsn. DaS 5vtel iteati TIM satt.
ietpnntte Der S9tahty tn In auea E5eiIen aufS 8tae etnasrtdtei
mpfDbien roekben. '"S
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p. Saute ~ Bsuder,

p. Sauter u Bguder,
9tc 213, WeltsE ratt(tro6e,
swiIAen hanover II, Sparpfr
ttreu @etanpten une hem publtfum TIM Iueentet'
TOR wpplanertirttS 9adtr ppn
WteusM 6arcN
AMER Mrt @hISNern. MteNsrn unS @abeIn, 0GFeln, NBerfScu'
aea fr 1tIhIer une anbCre bpIsdrbeiter. SauS- uo 8l1et'
Mtntna. 9Baarer. 2dmpen, @lass9Dcaren, Up8el'
NShae lit ~eisednter unb etnfl6er Bprra. 9uBttiernen 1o9as.
thlrren unb aubern Nrtiteln. = Mepardtnren weroth psp m
une bducreaft n~WSpsfubrt. Bet reeaer Seotenua9 pa'''"
Wtr RCts bic tutoneu pretie. r. M~t
iSs- Silber. Wiattre arDeitsu S~erfcrttstu iptr IN teoef @f'
M1rAS13
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XItntem, Nytitplc1t &c.

SD erInatbs mir, meinc SrSunbe unb bas publtthrh upsr.
6anpt sui M lin auSee,etduetes Nfpr erent WIN ctntaden UNI
tbe, reeu ppu ben bcfeu Sabrttdntsm 0eutlW-
loaD'S unp @~netGnSS) auf@Srtfam AZ maAeu.o Nsrnsr eS az
i'd hets ~porrStbta; 8u6feu @tpplperS, GpltS, &fpeaters, vt
fplen aler 9 prteu. SdaStaiaeu, 9ulperaal@en, S@ret0tufes
puIoer, SGrppt. 8lubbut1an H.
9pb G. 8. MeSer
Smpprteur une $abttfdnt, Mo. IA, pratttr.,
Spt1heu Der @rude uub hem &entrt.Martt. 1ait,mers
g8. Sltnteu, 8Gdfen &c. rerren nab Iuttr18 esniaNt ".
mt crttrt, Mep0ra turcu werben beneus brtpr1t. Sul,oNu
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eoutS @cfbart u. 8ruocr,

SIR. Is, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. napt W(orpIano JnItttut,
@erfertteer, II. Ierfd.ufer
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eeben BITE 3aee nm A ubr 90 so. u. 6 i. As SO. Mpreens
we um 8 unb 5tbr 20 Ne. Na6n.
Mn @%pnntasen UNI ~ upr A~tOreens unb 81 ubr @aam,
8pn Wdfhludtpu
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& i + WeQ=YQ{faatere.

Ser TIM 81 ubr gprm. COMMUNICATION ~setladenbe wpasa
|utrnn1t %aiaeiere fir ale 5auptsNn6altepldBe an Der Stra
NIT. 3urndfebrenb perldst Der Bug Wbeeltng I'm 8 lltr3
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Baltimore UNI 80 3a6mitta8s an.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-30

NORTHERN NEWSPAPERS AND PERIoDICALs.-The
following remarks by our contemporary of the Char
lotte Democrat, are just and well timed. Our peo-
pie reasonably expect to the press of the
State improve should do long as they neglect
it for the cheap publications of the free States Let
every North Carolina reader determine. in the first
place, to subscribe for North Carolina pa
per, many of them as he may feel able conve-
niently to pay for and then, if he desires more
reading NATTER let him bestow his patronage the
cheap and in many cases trashy issues of the Nor
thern press. The Democrat says:
"a W ORD TO OUR CoTEMPoRARIEs-Ifour cotempo-
raries of the press of N. c. only knew how they
affecting their interests and driving their own pa
pers of circulation, by putting nohern newspapers
and periodicals, from Harper's Magazine down to
the New York Police Gazette, think they
would adopt different course. We are not self
fsh-we like to see others prosper, but especia.
do we want to see the press of the Old NorP
State in prosperity; thing that will never beth
as long as they continue to offer inducements,
through their columns, to the people to subscribe
for cheap publications at the North. We know
something about the evil effects of such a course
We have heard it said that those papers contain
more reading and are much cheaper than our own
published here in the State; but readers should
remember that they get no local news-while they
may get large amount of reading, they are not
informed on matters in which they Immediately
interested the markets. the news of the State,
the action of their representatives, dc.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-30
Professor in the University.

The attention of our readers is directed to the
communication in our paper today from the Hon.
D. L. Swain, President of the University, in reply
to some remarks of the Fayetteville Observer in re-
lation to the recent appointment of Professor of
Chemistry in the University.
The Obserrers allusion to Virginia influence" is
to be regretted. Whatever difference of opinion
may exist as to the appontment-and all concur in
the opinion that Prof. Martin is eminently qualified
for the pace-t surely cannot be seriously alleged
that the Trustees whose names are given by Gov.
Swain as present when the election was made, are
capable of being influenced" in the discharge of
their duties by any other motives or considerations
than those of a worthy and patriotic nature. We
do not mean to be understood intimating even
that the Observer has made such an allegation; but
its allusion to "Vrgina influence" in this connec-
ton may be msconceived by some and is, therefore,
to be regretted.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-30
Gen. Walker in Mobile.

The Walker feeling at Mobile appears to be at fe-
yer heat On the 25th he was welcomed to that
City by national salute and the Inequalities of the
place were rendered him. He was soon after arres-
ted by an order from New Orleans, but was dis
charged on a writ of Aa6eas corpus. Judge Gale, it
is stated, quashed the proceedings.
On the night of the 26th Walker made speech
to large and enthusiastic meeting in Mobile, and
in the course of his remarks he dscosed the secret
of the government opposition to his movement, it
having been proposed that he should 60 to Mexico
and incite war in that country, with the view of
acquiring territory" That is the " secret" We
do not believe word of it. so far as the government
is concerned. Whatever encouragement in this re-
spect he may have received from individuals, we
take it for granted that the administration has made
no such proposition to him. Such statement car
res with it its own refutation
The feeling in favor of Walker, or rather Of his
illibustering enterprise, is strong in Mobile and
New Orleans that it is more than probable that the
neutrality laws will not be faithfully enforced against
him.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-30

~ One of the many modes of attack or the
Democracy by the opposition is the putting forth of
rumors of new parties, to be preceded by the dis
ruption of old ones. Persons who start these ru-
mors affect to be wiser than others, and to see
gloomy and startling events looming up in the i'm
mediate future. They think that the old Democratic
party is under cloud, and that important changes
are inevitable "The wish is father to the thought"
We have heard just such rumors for the last fifteen
years, and they were quite as rife in the days of
Jefferson and Jackson as they are now. Democracy
was never SO triumphant Or so firmly established in
North Carolina it is at this time. All its advo-
Gates have to do is to stand by all its principles and
maintain its organization; and if they will do this
they may defy all the predictions and all the efforts
of their opponents. But the Democrat who shfinks
or hesitates-who endeavors to conciliate the oppo
ston, who is willing to overlook or sink for the
time being part of his creed, looking to the oppo
sion for support or reward in return, will be dis
appointed in his expectations and, in the end, will
find his popularity and his usefulness destroyed
He that is not for US is against US, and he that
"gathereth not with US scattereth abroad"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-30

CRAwFoRD's WAsHNGToN-The Richmond En-.
quirer of Friday las: says 1t gives US inexpres-
sble pleasure to announce that yesterday in the pre-
sence of thousands of citizens of apd other
States, Crawfords Equestrian Statue of Washington
was elevated to its summit pedestal the Monument
For two hours it hung, beautifully poised above the
Monument-the effect being most grand. About
or NJ, the Statue was lowered the pedestal, and
no" remains safely supported strong beams across
the top of the Monument. This morning the open
'nss for the securing bolts, will be properly fitted,
ana the Statue firmly fixed on its basis. We cordi-
any congratulate Capt Dimmock, the superintendent
VI tne elevation, the people of Virginia, and the
world, upon the successful elevation of this great
WORK OF art. As we write we hear the iubiIant
SCOUTS Of the bystanders The Statue is still clothed
~ It's canvass wrappings After it shall be uncover
eu' on the 22d February, shall express opin.
''n OF 1t as work of art We cannot forbear from
saying that even in its canvass covering, there is
sp'''' and life about the group which bespeak mas
srly triumph of genius" .,..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-30

ConN.-We are sorry to learn that the damage to
the crop on the counties above US is far more
extensive than supposed. large portion of
the corn Is rapidly decaying. The cob is damp and
soft, and as it is piled up in the pens and
cribs, it begins to rot and the decay rapidly extends
to the grain and in many instances where the far
thought they had gathered a sound crop, they
have been surprised to find their cribs emitting
a very offensive odor and on opening the corn, they
have found the interior heated and rottng rapidly.
Many have attempted arrest the decay by opening
their cribs and spreading their corn, but with only
partial success In recent excursion throgh sever
al counties the river, there little corn seen
that would be safe to ship. The recent wet and
weather increased the destruction of the crop,
and in some neighborhoods fears expressed that
enough will be saved for food and seed Pri-
have begun to advance, and if the destruction
goes on, they will 60 much higher, and they will
ultimately affect the prices of wheat and -four The
quantity ofcorn that will be shipped from the Ohio
river the present season will be very much dimin-
ished by this disaster. If what has passed under
our observation be correct indication of the con-
dton of the crop, the amount ut for shipment south
above the mouth of Green River will be very small.
-Eoanscille (Ind) Journal Of JAM 5.