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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

TAR rEvn IN NEW OnLaAHs--The rayasss OF yel-
low fsver In New Orleans, do not seem 20 dscreass
any. Among the desths snnounced arc thoss Of
Preston J. spottswood, native Of Richmond, Va.
and Robert D. Hester Of this State. The Picsyuse
condemns the recent applications Of the Young
Mons Christian Association, for aid from abrosd,
- prsinasurs and uncslled for. The same paper Of
Monday last, ssys:
After . week Of griliing September heat, the
weather. ON Saturday evening. rather suddenly
changed Into - splendid specimen Of fall lowell
ness - could be desired A .oI uorther during
the uight reminded all that the time 10 approach
Ing when the moth proof cedar chest will have
to transfer their.summer stores to the purpo
ses for which they were desigued; and, indeed. 1t
ate use. Sunday was as charming day ~ ever
bright sun, delicious temperature, bslmy atmos-
phere and serene sky. combined to make. The
night like the preceding one. was bracingly cool,
pleasantusss It 10 sad to know that. however
much the enjoyment OF those In health may be en-.
hanced by such change this In the temperature,
the dangers of the sick are multiplied BY them.
Hope. and superficial regard Of the facts, would
lead us, perhaps, to expect be contrary; but expe
rience. slasi leaves us no doubt on the subject,
and reflection only confirms her concluaiops The
worn snd wasted system has not strength enough
table Efforts can but sink. Bowling in resignation
to this, We look beyond 1t, however. and hope that
at all events, the spread of sickness will be pre-
vented by it hereafter.
NORFOLK IrExs.-The Norfolk papers Of Saturday
contain the following items:
OIL Factory Burned The Norfolk oil factory was
destroyed by fire on Friday evening, with guam
tity Of oil. Loss $1,000.
observation-disclosures and Nsvcomb, the former
fall While at work on the new sloop OF war Rich.
-Hand, .4ce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-20

FAMILY FLOUR.-A superior article
of FAMILY FLOUR, that has been tried ano
Aiso~Nice CORN MEAL. for bread.
For sale by
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SSSicDti8 fir Gis,spaasoerer.
- - - -
N&ue arrangements fiir Gttmanberer, bic mad
benz gGefen III reiieu miinIf3en.

S<&ue arrangements 1ltr Gt1nn1noerer, cte mad,
bem gGeffen gu reiieu miniden.
gGn terte, len 9. gorfnbcT an, Terbea tic GtnNanperer
auf Sea 9prtfern Central GaicertRrcet &ep0t Gtlenbabn mtt
bsnt Grprresug ~bef6rberF. Die @abn btstst baburb ben Sran,ta
9ranten etntr 8 tBBere 6 GrtbetI GS irgenb cine
anbere 8ntn, aus IL fe YIN 81 2let!sn fIr3er ais ie6f onbsrs
Gabn nG8 benannten Yl6Btn, ais;
Bitt8burB, Glepelanp, Oetrcit, Sort Wabne
@bica0r, Milmoufee, @aleno, Dubuque, ct
Nanl, Sod S8lano, burlington, Soma @ttp
M erben taBhaI6 be nit ser NortbErn Gentrat 9abn g..
benN . 9erpaeH 10 S'nnbsn irutar ais ete ttt apbern 8ah,
nen @atenten HCrt etntrefea, aat DGrben 4 &qal Drnsssr bte
23e9tn b0bft G~ewedislt. 0e Satn 3iett turdj ben GGnlea
Ite1, psa D9tR. Sic savte Gnslernuns pen bier BIS @btea8o
III SEQ gtftleGS, 9as @eYaf piFS 9tfe Gesei3net CnaFEeR) uab
Nnd Grelt(iae, 0aptcn, Cincinnati. Jnbiauas
ppli8, 2oui8piQe ulio Ct. eoui8
psr en- :ssnfao@ g>afa8tsr1 ~bsfeFssrt anb fir t6r @egad
.Bnaenunt: et 3upr., rbsr &teabe 10 nGg.3u9 mad alen
@Gdbea ga9sn, e3Hs nnterps8s aufbebaltsr 81 nsr~
ben. - af@{atrs-8 t1st.e pegben ~Rsrfauft ia her 2fEce bee
a9eateR. JeGa Y. BGlFfrt
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9eibenoe leietl
W8ita6e1pbia WfecisiniFd,eS 6am8,

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errIdtet ror 1tret uno 3DanS!9 Sahren bnrd
DIR. Kinkelin,
@de Ser Grlttsr unS rniOa. Gtrags, philadelphia.
3me unp 3man3t8 Sabre
GrFatvnns Eat Er. &tafeItn su etneut ber erfcIsrstbaen &er3t
In Der Sur rem alien &. %nnfbetten fap btlttf6sr une esbetr'e
yfatur, m6nnliben lrSerrnb6en GS eth 5tneerntB CUR Yer
b~elrdttung, ntrS6ie unp gcdle9tit&e Sdwd6e, 8rdnibettel
Der 9aut, unb fDl4sr, bic son BEN @ttStraa@ Don WsftH
entfeben - serna9t.
0ebutt be'cnbere Wott5.
Gs 1T cine nble getrptnFet, Der f& auwettsr rte sneSer
In bcr Gipfanfsit trBsben, be NIT tbhea . tbs su tbrsr ytana'
Bartlett aufwdaf, ub psIae, penn nidas tn ~Bs6Rriesr 8sts as;
Derdnldrung an etasr 9tette Sen aa5alteaesn, rerfdngIt@er
@sntse Sa Steisn, bts i'd sissitr serSerbIt&en @ewubnbet
erseben hRnen bic tranrteea Tstesa baron, bs tie SaS ner'
s sS,. S 1vb 6 ss5Eassit naGs sadt f fS5isa. "S gt ensf gsite ~. S s.. s.
so unb 81 RON Or. &.nfsItn's Bud Ieer SslbtetbaItuEa.~s
= Ser a,} an sisaSd,tr + s5% SaHfattg9fta nn BIZ sf apst la'9 ~ ssSs, S oSsr "a
gum St1btssn 3u %befeieen, fetn SGritt TT TRACE udb i9pn9
q 10 summ, nntntfa!Ugsa. nne -. sstst ttief in l'tnsH SssSaa'
gBemn er f9 spn bttier @spsbnteit GUssei6t, ebs btefeIte tPr
e6IinmFes sOgbradt, unb Scrtstratbet Fa, fe If ftine Gge
unfruB:tar, urb feline gernunft feet ttnl, eoS hteEsa bard
feline frIttre s bottetiverUrfa @t nrrbfr tt. DtstsS tiKh
8ttra9tun0em, pet6e bic apfmerffau e!
GIIer Ct refen f%rtItsn, BITE ito in q W.
F sage beftnben.
Bebaltet IS tna @eoG6tniB.
NDerisntse, Helasr fa antsr Or. 8tnfeltn's 9ebdnblaHe
RsGt, Tam eeri9eHheft aaf istas Gtre, ais Gin SisSsrnaGnn
betmnifs Der 8raNfen SFa Or. ~gt1ts!tn nieraIs enspaGt wsr'
h.a, istns apRnun8 to felt rem lssisn %snansie 3aersn an e'
N.sD. .Gae Spn hg Dttiten rnP HntSattr., aUti9tn 9pTaf'
unb 9IHe, philadelphia, 81.
Sranfe in elmer @nt{ernnn9,
Die ibrtu Saa eInfd6. SrbuRben NIT alien !bren S9ntptsraen
IN stneui Briefe 1~nttthetlen Unit 9etfdluB etner TgT99:ungl,
f5nnsn Or. StnfeItuS Mebisfnen ~5suetmdB nnSersaSIi& mad
iebeu Gketle Der llnipR, entneber nit scr 9pft pber @rprgb,
anb 70 espadt UNI S6ossa unb Nsueierbe sn ~Serkaten, nSsr'
isnhet crhalten. r-
QeIel SuSenb urb Wanntarfett!
@tH fraftbDlle8 2eben DOeg tin frlh5ei5!atr SD0.
!8infeltn liter GeibferbeItune - nur IS Gents,
gf.sfe, Medic ienen ge to In &tamps eattaitea, peEeeH
nit uu sessnter YSf mil stnen Grfmflar seEF&srt,
NR6rjl8H
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ge ytea1s a1to I0)01le M4Aren.
a3s G~amfteIby Drptber u. Co.,

TT+ $685. D0sIIEcreS, Gpe pn G9Grfe3Rr+,
tnIes Die aafasgff0natait 0ss Sauftr auf tpr ugnss uao eIeaar
90 Eager ppn Ba9ep -%QgtIGtIa, aasSe5etansten e~9laenea p5rsn
p~satp4p"Qeu SIHegeriea &st, Delae Ve ntQJs@ p9n @Ggupa tlagcr
tt:tsns Darnntsr R:gnRen F9 sef&raaasDa ~9eafUettete franz.
sf@s u dtS6Faeu, %aTet5p1Ets, EDsIett~GtatSe, SupsIsn~ Gnt
@&raG%tfp Gttef, GteeDlGf ta anb &tsa+geueRGtleia 2aejee.
9guaPaaiprs, G0renasb6ufe, 9ErtmF7nats8, 6intFi@s 9aler
In srp5ee &ptS0aL IS wss eine rat&s SamuaInug son taDf6st
9rDns-grtitely, Nasa19es&sDtits0, g5Iutf&sna g8GRsr, Detsbs,
ser gorselas- Wsarea, DGutntGGetn. N9sgna sor
Ssria.utts.un b O sfenbe!n ,8o!beas 8s9ssn, VDftfo!!5s, &tagsse
Segpisen Mtt SgaT4sn uub 3lstueu @IEfEz3r
GQGaeme IEG"eMu
tns san befer &l:tEtta &trH3&'S Q~ngsfgs&fat SIT z~2Eaf4tifsf
99i3SsEaufta, fnT atcGn S4ts8ae&ptgtelg ,faDI3 o0aa G7go
IS p~sge6Ep36.
Nra>6&3o&e guwe&e12s
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sms1sststi optt Pet8f Sfaau3fa$eu un}syer eiaeaau #atrig. II
@ate.Ene &tseferptes 8e5es 25fsS1. SISTER, GGJsgn I
sSa EE&istbR f~ebri5lst, sspiU. tWr GIae aIsba!Qs, ga@ t5Gff
Uranium BET 5er F'efssr SusFeGauB te$ &7negjGnbaIuEiiut1
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SSeter t1rD sntcbtiger SabrpIon
ssxsas,a> 9tad benz WeIten unb SiIbeu. rzasaes
gssss9e Is sI&itaOre g t91tb Sbtp~ $780,
s@zE1S@@ Gifet1b Gan+ -
Ma unb mad bent 20. Ngp. 1853 ge5en bic 8l9e nile fsIat:
8pH COMMUNICATION Sa!tintpre: Der@ofsua, Gcnntaas
1usBenpmmsn, nm 8 ubr 20 Y!tnuen @prlnitta98 unb Der
Grpregsna mn ) ubr 5 N|tnutem 0oGmtttsss. 8et6e 8lae
8et,n na6 Gleu Gtetlen hes gDefea8 unb Nprb. g8efeus In
ptrefter 2tnte.
Sur Begs8af5asiere.
ghb 0len @unften ''pii6tn Baltimore nno Dtebmcnt nebn1e
Ten s u. SO 50. @nrIn.' 3m8. Nad nuen @unFtsn 5pif6et
9tgpntpnt sne ~9EheeItng rnb S1tfnen 8roftcn une 9atlers-
bena ltr 3 Mtnutens aug SRn 8eltimrre.
Der 5Trebertd=N Recommendations 3uo
serld5t Baltimore fIr 5reesrtd unb BITE basptfaen iIesenbcn
DlaSe tG8ti3 UNI 4 upr ~ It. glHGnt., NIT auSnabfne bee
unb srretrt 8rebertf nm 7E3O bes M6eu6S; BerlGst
BET Der GIGebr Erebertd ut 9 l1br 8prrntttaes u. lanai In
Baltimore UNI 10 lfr SIS gftn. 0ltttae8 an.
Der GlicotP& g. Wltu3z Recommendations 2uQ
taalt@, NIT Musnabme @pnntoS&, nte fpf9t:
@arlGBt GErtenfdttEn UNI G,20 9f0r9. Il. $50 glaGtn.
Son GGt:ptt'& Wltls ura $50 0lUr8. II. $40 BIB.
Sad Wdfbt1tgtott uno bgn Guoen.
bte 31ae un 4 n6r 80 So. Ii. 8 II. so QormIttaas
igDte nm gu, 80 N} ,rnb 5nbr 80 %. 9ta4R,.
Yin Geuntaaen I'm ~ Atr N}pr8sns.
Q0n 0nfbttgtGn
TN go lnh 7.i5 Itr Wprn. unS $40, rnt 4,35 gadm. 3
An Gpnnta8en MIR Rn@rn. I'm 3 Il. 40 Msta.
Der 5Eeite ub eierte Bug Upn 8altnnpre u. gDafbtngtDn
%peTbinfea f@ nit ben 8r8en Ter InnepCtt8-9Gba.
So 20egen &tGSts, AussunFt, Gabrt tt. T. N. reubs man
R5 on s Z. Gn8iGnt I6eGt an Der ItGet Office, Gam.
eensStEFpH. % NJ. grescDtt ntth,
3rnnGpOrtGttca8nciRer, Baltimore.
Nu816-S 6. Sd. 6 ole, Gentrat-9iaettur.
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Qttcr0riiche @zniet0e4

gst 1atersetAnetem i5 ~ eben augefommen; a
BlumenIeGe fslnt1hff bGatfGer Dt0funGea. Glit t-
ufr g!nltttnne Don Or. = / y Q9elF s.
8Brne,Q 6, Sdmmlsaf QDegts, nit einEr GrGwte;
Gprtratt .. 9. =. @~Wnto!bt, in As Qis Eerungtn -
Dtt WGtur. 3gi!un8 far gerbTeitang naturtptfsn>
fdaftliter 8enntntie fir Qefsr alter @tanec. Ser
easae9eben SDn Or. ntle rnb Or. Wpaer. Witt
raicarapbtfden S4nfra;ioaen 81 Ngr1nsrn ;
6rettag, s., Spa anR SGbea, gtPnan IN D 9R@ern,
2 8anbe
@trRdder, ST., Die betbsn 9tFaEIn8s, %2Iuaralt.
fGer Npmcn. 3 Banbe
Qonabetn's @e5t6te. gleue MasgQHe =
I(EGGe, 81, @pman. Neue 8sIgs. & BSnbs
RaBl6a&, G., Grtsbrta bet 9gpBt une fetn 9ef 50
Scbann @pBtppsfp, Uaer 5rEctriA Ger Irpse n.
fem Raufmann. ; IteIe
- 85nietu Qpgteafe. Nap0lapaii8es &e6en@btIb.
Q 8Gnbe -
88nig 5einrtb brr &3ta unS fetx 6pf. 3 Gfetle
SperG.8 ID ito tb E I, sleeante u. ~wcblfetIfe GtGa
p~teraustue NIT Ieyt. l.-20. 9anb. a So. =
pta MISREPRESENTATION ~eleeaEte uab i%ppblfetife.
@tue SantnIum8 SrrjN8lt9er GpmPoId0nen tpE
buS @tanoFprte su 3Det 96nbea. ID. 30. G 0anb
81 eIIfa b , g., Drat Sabre rpn Dretbissn, 6ifprta
far Remen. pitt A ppFtrS!ts. Gri4fIni tn 70
Suppe, @em"uieunb 8tetf$ Gin 8o@bp6 far
bGrgerli&e 9awsbattnnaen ne5R aatan8. 8Vaf.r 81,
RUM heS @tama6enA Der SerfGtshensn 8Tuate
Nv % %, u S3Wtet w. 90 ". CASTS
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an BEN fttfbar.a @6B9arsOrs5!aFe RuO Der G~tisnbasn SCR
philadelphia rad Mtldnite Gttg, unt9e6ea BON 1880 beItfpta
Carmen. If ais @rOsfabt S1n Der GefsB8s6WnB IN 3sU-9tr
fes tneDrpSrtrt, Eat tegstts aber 200 9duier, 140O GiaG9baeS,
etne cute tneert2tete S@ule. etut8e 6Dtels, Rdu sdeeu, Samtss
be. unb aubtrs Q~Dertfdtter unb blUtt ~IterBaupt unssp69nItS
fanea erhpOr, tnben. SCn ben eta8eben6en @sIpern (aa4 benz
plane absr tpst yttatOnenl .%Straben, tdHfer. Staete1enbaS'
men 8e6aut unb anDere @erIaDneruneen gendat merten,
Der 9an3e 9anbfrtG tOn SO enGItf9en Quabratuetlen nsrt
BON mebreren Baden burb fpfea, bat febr eute6 QHeapafsr,
euten BOben unb elm stinnbeS Rlima. Ga berfelbe In Der
aaRe gtsr bsbesteas sr Stdbts test (gbhabsIpbta, @su.g0rf
Nl. Git5, Cape Was) We SGtfabrtss unb @tlenbabnseys
b~tnbune BAT, 70 tSnaea ale gtatBrs unb Runfp rpbutts fstr
lst4t gu gtartte ee6raGt unb 5anRsItm Grpsea, fQpis 8aRrts
ten aQer Mrt betrisben perben.
Gin gauplas BON 40 Gg5 5rDnt unb $50 Fu6 Itsfs nstf Fl.
mem YrGntten8arten Spn ~bDppsIter @rGBe, poer stnem Intbeits
an etnsnn 9rdmten4aale tofss sloOtn Stertts mGaat!i&sn 8ab~
luneen ron 81 50 unb $500 beim unterf6reiben far 6cftH.
pie 3nette @srttetInn8 Der 8auplGbe tHbet btefeS 9abr nod
Ratt. Cine BON ben nod S%prrGtbtesn 26 carmen son 20 oder
Sene unb 3 &der 9Gdlb, nebf ttnfm DauIs TN Wsrt0e ron
g4O9 nnD Der n%nsdunMng bS 9anbss t9fel $500, - $50 be'm
&tni4retben ub Der gtef In monaui4Rn 8dtluneea p1u SO
= nno bic arf Ger Sarm lttgenbe DrGnie.
Hnter etsftn 8anftsen 8sbtn8unBea label te GefeGG&aft
aae Dsati9tn ain, pel6e Na etne unabb6ngtga 6etnatb uater
ssatlSer DsrTaltnng ~granbsn HVasr, sur @UIeapuas btsieg
Siane aHe naeere Nustnntt, fpute Gftenftttne Fnb Az 81.
CSunt28-S)
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g}r8. 1863 & III, @ertral MDenle,

Gn!tsltDre, glb.,
tSls fgrtpdErtnb s~Ser&tbt8 porttr, sic mt Gtber, tbenFp
GoR5pus BysRa l.. Stout, he betsn Sprten, garanttrt ale In
B!d1atn tap0rtirt. glihG:atDafsr In alien 0raittdtsn, fact
BON f6GeIt6ea Subfaa3en. fe;aer; Itaeyelnafer 8gn.
tInec, Esgloi6iEen, nit ben n%eue3sn @er.
beheypnGen. - &nertfGnifhe Rr2nsnsGtput ru5 ttttp W!e tn
8lafGea. Mlte Wnb naIe flafaen pfrltn gefauF. uap 8er.
fauft. MustAt8sr M8snt In Baltimore fir Gmttts @4tinbGl.
Pb'a gle. - AIte Mot 5uFrtstenaeatnelR ge8SnRaabe mfEbsn
jurldgsncntnicn gnb E1s 1eib ttctsv sr1Rttet. G~pn5tt0ret
bnaen ale &rtGn grnGorpg In t9se 5~0asansa 0s5a4t ertaIss
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per @ifen5Gbn NIB
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EsGaS@ SSltr Be DtlDeren &ertfn!BnQbt1ts.
GtnUauSereT nnb MetfeuSe fcGtea febr SGr1&tte fein, ete
Fe TIRE BiGette s1ufcn unb fpaten bteIelben nur son fold en-
ansefEentsn Sea:nten faufen, welde 0pn thrent 9ehaite Ieben,
Mot a9te bpr @lGtIftG pbsr 8wiGGentr68ern pa fe font Der
@ffabr ~ars9efebt fnp, bef4mtnbelt III wsrben nnb tbr GeIb
IglfHaf2 %nI8GeRen.
Ourhfahrt8e8 iuette
n0a aGsn Gfeilen hes gDeFsn6 fnb gu babrn Bet
@D. q. Sittebratst,
GemsaisGmterenteneMaeat Der 86lttrapFes un6
w. Stirs@tenbatn.
Sans0t9 SIR. 81, Thame8fr., 0aLtinnore.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-02
Oak Bower, Ga.
KITTY KAY.

We regret to see an unpleasant state of feeling
growing up among and between the Democrats of
the State of Virginia. Of the different wings or Sec
tons of the party there one has the Enquirer and
the other the South for its central organ The sug-
gestons Of one wing are controverted by the o. her
wing. The Enquirer recommends the holding of
Democratic State Convention, at Richmond or Alex
andria, while the South thinks that Staunton is the
place. One wing favours Letcher for Governor and
the other pitches into him. There are evidently
ambitious aspirants which come into collision
with each other, but so far all pledged to abide
the action of the Convention, and trust that all
will do so at the right time regardless of past squab
bles about men.
1t cannot be denied, however. that the great and
almost undsputed ascendency of the Democratic par.
ty in several States is beginning develope the
sequences which are certain to fow-a feeling of
careless security, nor that IN the squabbes of ind
viduals for power and prominence the harmony of
the party may be endangered and its ascendency
jeopardized
In Virginia, as in North Carolina, they have that
queer sort of Politician distribution Democrat (?)
who is put forward aided and abetted by the oppo-
sition to the Democratic party. In Illinois, Penn
syvana and other Northern States there are certain
disappointed asprants, who are consequently disor-
ganizers. What they think of it we cannot say but
for our part we must express settled conviction
that the party neither afford to relax it's organ-
zation the South afford to abato one ota of
Democratic princple.-WM Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-02
From Ii. Spirit of the Age.l

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PARENTS, CH1DREr, &c.--Should any be desirous
of seeing their offspring standing high in the world
thew will please take the following advice and they
viii hardly fail to realize their desires:
s. LIST, Learn them to Tie as soon as you can, which
you may do simply by telling them lies yourselsea
Example, Tell them you VIII III, eorrse. them sney
End, II ever they at all sick, give them Parry
of liouoy which will give them relish fe It, that
cannot easily be eradicated. Example: Drink II
yourselves till your tongues rattle like bell eapPers
Sd, Learn them to say all manner Of evil against
their neghbors Example, Never say anything
good about any person; but put the darkest color
ing on it possible t
9Th, Encourage them to steal. Example: Take
any mean sneaking trick on your ne'ghbor you
please, and if your children steal anything, Sa~g"
heartily at it, and let them keep it.
9th, Direct them to keep the company OF the
worst people in the settlement. Example: Never
visit any but the worst yourselves. and your chill
dren will do likewise.
9th. Be sure to prevent them from becoming
steady or thoughtful. Example: Read the beaut''
full and soul stirring poems of the Nigga song
book but never read the bible; better sell it and
buy them dram with the proceeds.
18th, Prevent if possible, their being attentive and
solemn in church. Example: Sit up as stiff as
post during prayer; gaze about over the house IN
the midst of the Sermon and occasionally make
sport Of the preacher, of the members, or OF some
clerer person and forget not to stroll out o. anu IN
to the house two three times to sh Shoes cre.k
sad II other reason, 60 out just to show that
you are free men and women.
9Th, As far as in you lies, allow them to say eve.
ry hard thing against their playmates, raise lies and
circulate them Example: Raise worse lies on their
parents than they the children and give them
wide circulation.
9th, Teach them to undervalue smart people
Example: If you know anything against any Of the
kindred of any person, especially poor persons, no
matter how upright and pious and inofensive he or
she may be- you must not fail to tell all the bad
traits of character that attend Them and tell them to
men of understanding who can appreciate such
knowledge.
10th, Teach them to break matches. Example :
If you can cause an interruption between any two
lovers, fail not to do SO, either by telling lies or 9TH
erwise.
18th, Show them how to put on false appe,ran-
ces. Example: If your children have an idea Of a
partner, make out like they lambs till they mar.
ry, and then their partners will find out soon enough
for their good that they are tigers
18th, Make them review the above lessons. Ex-
ample: Lie, drink tatte, STEAL break the Sabbath,
curse, gamble and do as bad as you can.
Now if you wish to your children hung or
come to some bad end, follow the above commands
and you will realize your most sanguine DESIRE but
if you do not why--don't.
II, o.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-02

FREE NEGRoEs-The attention of the people of the
State is being directed the evils arising from the
quantity of free negroes III midst, and to the
adoption of the best means of getting clear, or at
least mitigation, of the ntocrabIe nuisance There
is question about the injurious influence exerted
by this class Of our population upon the morals of
the slave, to say nothing of other evils much to be
complained Of As general thing, the free negro
is indolent, lazy, drunken, thievish individual,
working only when he cannot stea or induce the
slave to steal for him. They must live, and they
live upon the labor of others The slave is induced
to rob his masters barn. and the free negro is the
recipient of the stolen goods, paying for them in
whiskey to the amount of about one hundreth of
their value. This the poor slave imbibes until he
becomes pretty we'll intoxicated when he is ready
for quarrel, fight or any species of rascaty that
may present ITSELF 1t does not stop here, for
too frequently brutal and revolving murders the
consequence of his indulgence. The miserable free
negro escapes, and the slave-fhe victim of his
roguery, has to pay the penalty If the truth could
be ascertained four fths of the crimes committed
by the slave may be traced directly indirectly to
the agency Of his free brother. Free negroism is
growing evil, and deserves, as we have doubt it
will receive, the attention of the next Legislature
1t is absolutely necessary that plan should be
devised to rid the State of this ntoerable evil and
any feasible plan will be we'll received by PEG.
ple-Dem. Pioneer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-02

HONE ON THE FARM.-The Farm preserves the
family in its integrity The home has in that charm
ing word, and that more charming thing, the fire.
and where the bright and cheerful blaze of the
hearth is but true type of the fame OF love that
CLOVIS in every heart The parents have been drawn
together not by sordd motive of wealth, or by the
ambitious desire of social display but for the per-
sonal qualities seen in each other: The glory of
that resde to the husband is that the wife is there
and to the wife that he is there who is the head of
the woman and the band in that home circle Here
they gather at morning and at noon. Their board
is almost always surrounded by the same circle
Here they spend the long winter evenings together
enlivened with the school books Of the children,
the newspapers, journals and works of history and
science. constant homogeneous influence goes
forth from this circle to the hearts that are mould
ing there Parental vigilance guards the young
against wicked companions. If the religious inAu-
ences are right in that home, they will grow up to
be good citizens to be the pillars Of society wherever
their lots may be cast The follow the BUSH,
of their father as rs their labors are avail
able. They are with him in the field, and by the
way, and at home. They form industrious habits,
and are prepared for the responsibilities of life
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